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Publication date: Apr 23, 2009
Publication date: Apr 23, 2009
A reader asks Peter Hibberd, M.D. about removing the tiny, wart-like growths she developed in her 50s. Dr Hibberd says they sound like benign non-cancerous keratoses. They can easily be removed for cosmetic reasons, or to stop them catching on clothing, but skin cancer should first be ruled out.
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