Aspirin and Cancer in Older People/Attack May Make Breast Cancer Grow Faster - Cancer Currents Blog

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You are subscribed to Cancer Currents: An NCI Cancer Research Blog from the National Cancer Institute. Recent posts are listed below.     Regular Aspirin Use May Increase Older People's Risk of Dying from Cancer 08/18/2020 Regular use of low-dose aspirin may increase an older person's risk of being diagnosed with advanced cancer and of dying from cancer, results from the ASPREE clinical trial suggest. Learn more about what this 19,000-participant study found. Having a Heart Attack May Make Breast Cancer Grow Faster 08/17/2020 A heart-related event, like a heart attack, may make breast cancer grow faster, a new study suggests. In mice, heart attacks accelerated breast tumor growth and human studies linked cardiac events with breast cancer recurrence, researchers reported.

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