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The researchers reported that during the extended follow-up period, low dose aspirin was not associated with incident cancer among older adults but cancer mortality risk was significantly elevated. However, they noted that the elevated cancer mortality risk seen with aspirin for participants in the [random control trial] period did not persist into the RCT post-observation period, suggesting no legacy effect. Nonetheless, the researchers still concluded that a low dose aspirin routine was not effective as a cancer prevention tool in older adults
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That means using it is not just an unproven gamble on a supplement with limited evidence for competitive athletes, it is also a potential anti-doping violation