Health Briefs Reports on the Benefits of Low Dose Aspirin

CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. - June 27, 2014 - PRLog -- Health Briefs explores the possible benefits of taking low dose aspirin every day. The show reports on the latest medical research which shows that the little pills can lower the incidences of pancreatic cancer by 48 percent. A respected educational institution conducted the tests and discovered how it interrupts the inflammatory path in the body – the same paths that can lead to cancer. Low dose aspirin is also credited with being heart healthy. The health and medical program reviews the pros and cons of a daily low dose aspirin regimen in a segment to air later this year.


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