We Were Wrong About Aspirin (New Evidence)

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In 2010, an Oxford neurologist named Peter Rothwell published a paper in The Lancet that rewrote medical guidelines around the world. After analyzing eight randomized trials and twenty-five thousand patients, he showed that taking a daily aspirin cut your long-term risk of dying from cancer by about a third [1]. By 2016, the US Preventive Services Task Force had officially recommended a daily…

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