GLP-1’s Better Than Aspirin at preventing Colin cancer

[Nmcoyote1]

My brother 46 died of colon cancer two years ago. So I found this interesting.

He had a 80% survival rate and only made it eight months. My wife had terminal Uterine cancer in April and was told she had 2-3 months. It was a long road. But has been in remission since August. Had Rescans in December with more coming in April. So it will be interesting to see if GLP-1’s can reduce the likelihood of other types of cancer.

Real-World Data Favor GLP-1 vs Aspirin in Colorectal Cancer Prevention | Oncology Nursing News

Findings from a real-world, head-to-head comparison show greater colorectal cancer risk reduction and safety with the use of a GLP-1RA vs aspirin.

www.oncnursingnews.com

 

[Good-Heart6425]

My brother 46 died of colon cancer two years ago. So I found this interesting.

He had a 80% survival rate and only made it eight months. My wife had terminal Uterine cancer in April and was told she had 2-3 months. It was a long road. But has been in remission since August. Had Rescans in December with more coming in April. So it will be interesting to see if GLP-1’s can reduce the likelihood of other types of cancer.

Real-World Data Favor GLP-1 vs Aspirin in Colorectal Cancer Prevention | Oncology Nursing News

Findings from a real-world, head-to-head comparison show greater colorectal cancer risk reduction and safety with the use of a GLP-1RA vs aspirin.

www.oncnursingnews.com

Thanks a million for the link. My mom died of colon cancer, my big sister died of esophageal cancer. Using a 3-prong approach [diet, exercise and GLPs], I hope to avoid potential consequences of my DNA legacy.

 

[Rezn8]

Thanks a million for the link. My mom died of colon cancer, my big sister died of esophageal cancer. Using a 3-prong approach [diet, exercise and GLPs], I hope to avoid potential consequences of my DNA legacy.

I'm in the same boat. My dad and brother both died of cancer. My sister is currently fighting and beating breast cancer. It really sucks when you figure out you’ve drawn the genetic short straw. Wishing you the best as you fight to stay ahead of genetic fate.