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I hope you enjoy it.

Coming up in today's program, targeted cancer therapies.

Thousands of people with cancer are to have their genes mapped as part of a new drive

towards treatment tailored to the individual.

But what's in it for the patient?

I feel well I've made a complete recovery.

I've got away lightly.

It feels like I have, you know, and I think it is down to the treatment

and the research and development. They worked magic. Also coming up, caffeine. It's a natural

component of coffee, tea, cola and chocolate, but what's it doing in your shampoo? And continuing

the personal hygiene theme, are you worried that you have bad breath?

I'll be finding out why it's often imagined rather than real,

and what can be done to help people with halitophobia.

But first alcohol and new figures for England and Wales from the Office for National Statistics,

showing that while the alcohol-related death rate has fallen significantly in Wales,

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