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Hello and welcome to Inside Health in today's program, aspirin a day keeps the doctor away or does it.

If you're confused by the latest news, rest assured you're not alone.

Ever since the news that aspirin can protect against cancer, GPs have been dealing with perplexed patients.

I'll be asking two leading lights in cancer prevention

whether they think more of us should be taking the drug.

There could be nearly a million adults in the UK

with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, ADHD,

most of whom won't know it,

although they're likely to have some idea

that they're different from their peers.

Could you be one of them?

In Europe, there's probably around 2.5% in the population, which is huge if you think about.

One in 40. Yes. So a million people at least were talking about adults in the UK.

Where has it been all this time and what is it that has made us so incredibly blind about it?

And if you've ever wondered why so many people fall ill with coughs and colds after flying abroad

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