Emerging Role for Anti-inflammatory Agents for Chemoprevention.
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Emerging Role for Anti-inflammatory Agents for Chemoprevention.

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      • September 29, 2012 at 1:42 am
      jag
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      Jerry, have you read through this?

      Sorry, I'm beat up from a days work and would love a summary.

        • September 29, 2012 at 8:02 pm
        JerryfromFauq
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        I haven't read the book.  When I return to Va I want to see if the UVA library has it.  I have been reading articles about some low level studies that have indicated that aspirin and other COX 2  agents can reduce the chances of getting and may even help slow down the speed at which cancers (including melanoma) progress.  One factor is if things like aspirin bother ones digestive system (I get along fine with aspirin).

        • September 29, 2012 at 8:02 pm
        JerryfromFauq
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        I haven't read the book.  When I return to Va I want to see if the UVA library has it.  I have been reading articles about some low level studies that have indicated that aspirin and other COX 2  agents can reduce the chances of getting and may even help slow down the speed at which cancers (including melanoma) progress.  One factor is if things like aspirin bother ones digestive system (I get along fine with aspirin).

        • September 29, 2012 at 8:02 pm
        JerryfromFauq
        Participant

        I haven't read the book.  When I return to Va I want to see if the UVA library has it.  I have been reading articles about some low level studies that have indicated that aspirin and other COX 2  agents can reduce the chances of getting and may even help slow down the speed at which cancers (including melanoma) progress.  One factor is if things like aspirin bother ones digestive system (I get along fine with aspirin).

      • September 29, 2012 at 1:42 am
      jag
      Participant

      Jerry, have you read through this?

      Sorry, I'm beat up from a days work and would love a summary.

      • September 29, 2012 at 1:42 am
      jag
      Participant

      Jerry, have you read through this?

      Sorry, I'm beat up from a days work and would love a summary.

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