Originally published in icon Issue 1 2007
The confusion caused by the apparent inconsistency of aspirin to protect against colorectal cancer may well be down to genetics. (J. Nat Cancer Inst.2006; 98; 1494-1500). Andrew Chan of Harvard Medical School believes that Aspirin may have a role to play in all cancers, depending upon the genetic subset of the population to which you belong. (Ed: All in all, this means it may help prevent or control. Or it may not!).
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