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In 2001, 1520 people in Ontario were diagnosed with Melanoma. It's a cancer that is largely preventable yet many people insist on exposing themselves to damaging rays. Today, Toronto dermatologist Dr. Daniel Schachter is here with all the latest in sun protection. He'll also discuss the most current research in acne treatments and botox injections. Also today, experts believe that the number of Canadians with Hep C will peak around the year 2015. Today on More to Life we take a look at a growing public health concern and what some are calling the "silent epidemic". This show also contains a Studio 2 segment "Bog People".
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