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Could aspirin reverse increased cancer risk in overweight people?

  • Written by The Conversation
imageAspirin dissolves extra cancer risk in inherited condition and could have same effect for others.Soluble by Shutterstock

The health benefits of aspirin have been appearing in scientific literature for several decades, including a protective effect in those at increased risk of cancer. In a new finding published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology,...

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How maths can help us fight infectious diseases

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imageMathematical models can help allocate medical resources.UNMEER/flickr, CC BY-ND

Epidemics make interesting news stories. Dramatic headlines are often accompanied by pictures of healthcare workers in full-body protective equipment or laboratory researchers at microscopes. What does not often feature, however, are pictures of the mathematicians...

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  1. Cairo bomb: al-Sisi's Egpyt is less secure than ever
  2. Understanding the Amazonian workplace – it's the law of the jungle
  3. A book for any occasion – the perfect holiday mini library
  4. For Asian-American students, stereotypes help boost achievement
  5. In hospitals, a little bit of rudeness can be a very big deal
  6. Every song has a color – and an emotion – attached to it
  7. Hillary Clinton's problem: she can't run against Washington
  8. GST to stay on tampons, be applied to all online goods
  9. Are e-cigarettes a gateway to smoking in 14-year-olds? New US data
  10. Explainer: would Jeremy Corbyn's quantitative easing for the people work?
  11. Enemy within: the fungus that lives in your mouth and kills as many as MRSA
  12. Our endless appetite for zombies is because we're looking at ourselves
  13. Electric aircraft – the future of aviation or just wishful thinking?
  14. How Islamic State is moving its Egyptian battle from Sinai to Cairo
  15. Royal commissioner Dyson Heydon to reveal his future on Tuesday
  16. Passage of time: why people with dementia switch back to the past
  17. Radical, young, Muslim: the Arab-Australian novel in the 21st century
  18. Are judges in South Africa under threat or do they complain too much?
  19. A unique approach is required when ranking Africa's universities
  20. What's behind the conflict between people and animals in Tanzania
  21. South Africa's struggle to control sham stem cell treatments
  22. 'King Penguin' designer David Pearson heads south
  23. Australian planes are set to wing it over the Syrian cauldron
  24. Bias and the 'black-letter' judge: who is Dyson Heydon?
  25. CEO pay is high, but it's inequity that warrants attention
  26. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on the government's leaks
  27. FactCheck: is ice more dangerous and addictive than any other illegal drug?
  28. How much has global warming worsened California's drought? Now we have a number
  29. What if the Ashley Madison hack was an inside job?
  30. Despite the headlines, dementia epidemic may not actually be getting worse
  31. Life's short, have you had an affair?
  32. No Escaping the Blue Planet
  33. Grattan on Friday: People on tenterhooks in a government that's waiting ... for something
  34. More income management trials will prove futile – it doesn't work
  35. Politics podcast: Michael McCormack – the Nationals member for Riverina
  36. White out: Mike Parr will paint over the prints in his current exhibition ... but why?
  37. The science of doping and how cheating athletes pass drug tests
  38. Speaking with: Hayley Saul and Emma Waterton on the Nepal earthquake and the everyday Nepalese hero
  39. If we want to keep eating tuna, the world needs to learn how to share
  40. James Hird and the elusive truth about leadership integrity
  41. Flexischools have a lot to teach mainstream schools
  42. Numbers on the mind: how maths can help explain the workings of our brain
  43. The search for 'dark matter' and 'dark energy' just got interesting
  44. Tropical forests will still exist in 2100 – but they will be a sorry sight
  45. Why there must be freedom to publish flaws and security vulnerabilities
  46. Corbyn may be unelectable — but so are his rivals
  47. Records to beat and battles to watch at the World Athletics Championships
  48. Ashley Madison: should we blame the business or the customers?
  49. GCSE results remain stable – so why are ministers concerned exams are dumbed down?
  50. Technolog: Chasing illegal movie downloaders proves an unprofitable exercise
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