Skin
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Alberta woman sheds nearly 200 pounds, not eligible for skin removal surgery coverageAn Okotoks woman transformed after losing an extreme amount of weight. But her dramatic change comes with a price she's having trouble affording after being denied coverage.FeaturesDec 22, 2022
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Friends, family try to get late tattoo artists preserved skin backFamily and friends of Chris Wenzel, a Saskatoon tattoo artist who died in 2018, are hoping to raise money to buy back his skin. It was removed and put on display after his death.CanadaFeb 17, 2021
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Melanoma Monday: Kelowna physician warns of deadly skin cancer"Every hour one person dies from melanoma," said Dr. Ben Wiese.HealthMay 4, 2020
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Why you keep breaking out in certain spots on your faceThat pesky recurring pimple on your cheek could have a very easy fix.LifestyleJan 5, 2020
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Warts: What to know about the ‘mushroom-like’ growths on your skinYou could have a wart and not even know it.LifestyleOct 27, 2019
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Dead Saskatoon tattoo artist’s skin put on display, travelling across CanadaCheryl Wenzel of Saskatoon is planning a trip from Vancouver to St. John's, N.L., to show off frames of her late husband's preserved tattooed skin.CanadaApr 17, 2019
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Baby born without skin, undergoing treatment that could save his lifeJa'bari's mom has only been able to hold him twice, but she has to wear a gown and gloves.LifestyleApr 17, 2019
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Dead Saskatoon tattoo artist’s skin removed, preserved to honour his workA Saskatoon tattoo artist asked that his ink-adorned skin be removed and preserved before he was buried.CanadaNov 14, 2018
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Saskatoon girl with rare skin condition shares message of self-acceptanceShayne Taylor was diagnosed with vitiligo at age five. The rare, autoimmune disorder leaves patches of skin without pigment.HealthNov 12, 2018
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Hawaii bans certain sunscreens to protect coral reefs — here’s what to use insteadMost sunscreens will soon be illegal in the sunny state of Hawaii, after Governor David Ige signed a bill that bans sunscreens containing certain chemicals in an attempt to protect the coral reef that surrounds the island.EnvironmentJul 4, 2018
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