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Celebrex Dramatically Reduces Adenoma Recurrence

Apr-04-2006:06 54

WASHINGTON, April 3- The selective Cox-2 inhibitor Celebrex (celecoxib) is effective in reducing recurrence of benign or precancerous adenomas in patients at a high risk of sporadic colorectal cancer, according to two large chemoprevention trials. Both trials involved patients who had already had benign or precancerous adenomas removed and were likely to develop more polyps.Both trials involved patients who had already had benign or precancerous adenomas removed and were likely to develop more polyps.

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