The 3,500 patients involved in the trial all had tumours with specific genetic mutations, which made them susceptible to aspirin’s cancer-fighting properties.
According to the study, about 40 percent of colorectal patients have such mutations.
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Researchers from Stockholm’s Karolinska Institutet have found that a daily dose of aspirin can reduce the likelihood of colorectal cancer returning after surgery by almost 55 percent.
By Europe, World, Health · 27 Sep 2025, 12:31 · 0 Comments
, inThe 3,500 patients involved in the trial all had tumours with specific genetic mutations, which made them susceptible to aspirin’s cancer-fighting properties.
According to the study, about 40 percent of colorectal patients have such mutations.
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