A study reported online on October 28, 2011 in The Lancet
found that using aspirin on a regular basis reduces the risk of
developing hereditary cancers by 50 percent among those with an
inherited disorder known as Lynch syndrome. Lynch syndrome is caused by
defects in genes responsible for detecting and repairing damaged DNA,
which significantly increases the risk of cancer (primarily of the colon
or uterus) in those affected by the disorder. Approximately 10 percent
of colon and uterine cancers are believed to be the result of
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