Regular use of aspirin may cut the risk of pancreatic cancer in people with diabetes by 40%, a study has found. It may also ...

And aspirin isn't safe for everyone. It can also cause indigestion and, more rarely, lead to stomach ulcers. Never give aspirin to children under the age of 16 (unless their doctor prescribes it).

An ineffective medicine should not be prescribed just because it is safe. However, aspirin may not be so safe, it might increase the risk of vascular events and sudden death as noted previously.

What we were faced with was, should we continue with safe practice or should we take ... there was no published evidence for or against aspirin use and that risk of bleeding might be increased ...

A new study claims aspirin could be a powerful weapon against lung cancer - Britain's second most common cancer. Taking three pills a week could halve our chances of developing the disease ...

Doctors have been urged to reconsider the popular prescription of aspirin to prevent blood clots and cardiac disease after a comprehensive study cast doubt on its health benefits. The findings of ...

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You will want to help, and since aspirin works instantly for your migraines, it might be the first thing you might think of ...

Unlike aspirin, Tylenol is generally safe for use in healthy children of all ages who are not allergic to it, just in lower doses. The typical dosage of Tylenol for adults is two 325 mg pills ...

Aspirin reduces inflammation, so it's thought the way it can help fertility is by reducing inflammation in the womb and thereby creating a safe environment for an embryo to grow in. However, it is not ...

A study suggests that a common household medicine - aspirin - may provide some much-needed relief for those with heat sensitivity.

Aspirin is also an NSAID ... Experts believe that acetaminophen is safe for people with high blood pressure. Acetaminophen is also less likely to cause gastrointestinal problems than NSAIDs.