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kenk1962, the "Add Aspirin" clinical trial looks VERY interesting...
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5127874/#:~:text=Add%2DAspirin%20is%20a%20phase,due%20to%20increased%20toxicity%20risk.

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Replies to "kenk1962, the "Add Aspirin" clinical trial looks VERY interesting... https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5127874/#:~:text=Add%2DAspirin%20is%20a%20phase,due%20to%20increased%20toxicity%20risk."

kenk1962 | @kenk1962 | Sep 21 9:39am

Yes - thank you RetiredBoomer. Fortunately I had heard about that trial which formed the basis of me taking the two low dose aspirin tablets before the start of my SBRT radiation treatments.

Interesting sidenote: In my first radiation oncologist meeting I informed the nurse practitioner about my low dose aspirin as a radiosensitizer based on the encouraging preliminary information to date from the "Add Aspirin" trial. To my utter surprise, the nurse practitioner said, "Hummm...I haven't heard about that."

Gosh - we really have to be on our toes and assume responsibility as our own advocates.

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