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Between 1945 and 1965 to get tested for hepatitis c. so dr. siegel, first of all, what is it, how do you get it, and if i go to the doctor, do they automatically test me for hepatitis c? >> i would test you, and here we gowith the baby boomers again, you and me are going to get tested for this. i dont want to give away our birth dates, but were baby boomers. its a virus and its most easily transmitted by intraveno intravenous transfers. over 2 million are baby boomers. why? because we didnt know...

This is a huge change for u.s. task force compared to 2004 that they said theres no evidence. >> so why now, though, dr. siegel, are we seeing rising cases as well 6 heof hepatitis ? and what about a or b? >> help tooits c, 3.9 million people, its on the rise pf liver cancer on the rise. liver failure requiring transplant. im so proud of the u.s. preventive services task force, who has blown it with tsa and with mammograms finally coming out right on something because helptight sis a big wteste ...