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So I won't know for, yeah, for another six years, whether I received the placebo or

whether I received T-veg, but I mean, you know, I strongly suspect the results are so

quick that I would be really shocked if it was the placebo or not T-veg. That's incredible.

That's bonkers. And so now we're all about faces, we're all about Christmas trees, but

wow, six years!

Hello and welcome to You Me in the Big Sea with me, Deborah James, otherwise known as

Balbae, Lauren Mann, a better known or socials as Gal vs. Cancer. Hello and Steve Bland,

who is still Steve Bland. Welcome Steve again.

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And since we came back after the summer, we've been trying to look at some of the cancers

that we haven't yet talked about as much. And today we're going to be talking about

skin cancers. A bit later, Kate Cockroon will be joining us to talk about her experiences

of having melanoma. Melanoma skin cancer is the fifth most common cancer in the UK, accounting

for 4% of all new cancer cases. There were around 16,200 new melanoma skin cancer cases

in the UK every year. That's 44 instances every single day.

In the minute we're going to chat to an expert who's going to tell us all about skin cancer,

all about melanoma, all about the different types of skin cancer. But before we do that,

I guess girls, it's something that we've all got kind of experience. We've all been out

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