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Dr. Jerome Potozkin Explains How to Lower Skin Cancer Risk on ‘Don’t Fry Day’ on ABC 7 News – May 25, 2018

14 Jul 2022 • 1 min read
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“Dermatologist Dr. Jerome Potozkin spoke to ABC7 News about “Don’t Fry Day,” which is a day to raise public awareness about the dangers of the sun and to not damage your skin.”

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