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In three new studies published in The Lancet, researchers have found that people in their middle age who take low doses of daily aspirin have a reduced risk of dying from cancer. They also found that benefits start to show in two to three years, rather than the ten years than previously thought. Researchers also found that it can treat cancer, showing that it reduces the risk of spreading to other parts of the body by 40% - 50%. However, there are risks associated with taking low doses of aspirin every day. There is an increased chance of internal bleeding, especially in the stomach. Also, if you stop taking daily doses of aspirin you have an increased risk of having a stroke. Researchers recommend consulting with your doctor before starting low doses of aspirin every day. To read and purchase the full studies, please click here, here, and here.