Study: Aspirin May Stop Some Cancers from Spreading

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MAR 6

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The Spin

Narrative A

This discovery offers a potentially accessible and affordable option for preventing cancer spread, particularly during the crucial window when cancer cells are most vulnerable to immune attack. This could significantly improve outcomes for early-stage cancer patients.

Nature SMC España

Narrative B

While the findings are promising, aspirin's serious side effects — including gastrointestinal bleeding and stomach ulcers — mean it's not suitable for everyone. More research is needed to identify which patients would benefit most from this treatment approach.

Sky News Caths