New York Times: “How Aspirin Might Stem

New York Times: “How Aspirin Might Stem Cancer”

A recent study has found the use of aspirin to slow certain types of DNA which can lead to abnormal and uncontrolled cell growth. “The scientists studied 13 people with Barrett’s esophagus, a condition in which cells in the esophagus become damaged, usually by acid reflux. Sometimes the cells become precancerous, and rarely the problem leads to esophageal cancer.”

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Article by Nicholas Bakalar, New York Times

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