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A member asked:
I retired to florida and see that there are a great amount of tv commercials having to do with cancer treatment than where i used to live. why?
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More old folks: Lots of retirees in Florida. Be discerning in watching stuff on TB, especially medical ads. There are often low-cost alternatives that are as good or better than the stuff that's being advertised.
Answered 1/21/2018
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