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Do you suffer from heartburn but Pepto Bismol just doesn't do the job? Do you wonder how to reduce the risk of developing colon cancer? Dr. David Baron is a gastroenterologist and he'll answer your questions on gastric problems from heartburn to colon cancer.

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Mar 19, 2001

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