Russian scientists prepare harmless aspirin
Siberian scientists have upgraded the quality of aspirin. The new formula allows to double the therapeutic effect of the drug and does not cause irritation to the stomac…
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Siberian scientists have upgraded the quality of aspirin. The new formula allows to double the therapeutic effect of the drug and does not cause irritation to the stomac…
Regular use of aspirin can triple the risk of macular degeneration, leading to blindness.
Research conducted on 900 patients at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute found that aspirin may prolong the life of certain cancer patients. For cancer patients with mutat…
Using long-term acetilsalixylic acid (the active ingredient of aspirin), low doses have the effect of slowing down the intellectual decline of older women.
Aspirin is similar to Warfarin, which is effective against blood clots, preventing the risk of death, stroke and brain hemorrhage in patients with heart failure. Accordi…
Aspirin may be resistant to trans-fat trans fat that causes stroke risk in older women. This is the result of research by scientists from the University of North Carolin…
For the first time, scientists discovered aspirin to help people fight prostate, lung, brain and palate cancer.
Aspirin may help prevent bowel cancer. It was a retrospective study five years ago by Malcom Dunlop ...
Patients with colorectal cancer who take one aspirin daily can reduce the risk of death.
Scientists have discovered a new use of Aspirin, taking 1 dose of aspirin every day for 5 years, reducing the risk of bowel cancer by more than 70% in the following deca…
As recommended by the US Preventive Health Working Group, people with moderate risk of bowel cancer should not use aspirin or pain relievers such as ibuprofen to prevent…
When you're overeating or drinking too much, avoid using Alka-Seltzer. According to Professor Jean-Paul Giroud of the French National Academy of Medicine, this drug does…
Pregnant women should not use pain relievers such as aspirin and ibuprofen during the first 3 months of pregnancy as they may increase the risk of fetal malformations, w…
Drinking a moderate amount of red wine or aspirin can prevent deafness and noise-related hearing loss or use certain antibiotics, according to US researchers.
Active ingredients of aspirin are present in the composition of many common drug mixtures. In addition to the effects of analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antipyretic, over…