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Summer is finally here. From State Fairs to Labor Day, Americans are spending more time in the sun at cookouts and trips to the beach. Hours spent outside under the sun sounds great; but too much exposure to the sun can lead to painful sunburn and worst yet could lead to skin cancer.

Skin cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the United States and men are impacted the most. Basal cell carcinoma, the most common form of skin cancer, disproportionately affects men,[1] and this year an estimated 60,000 American men will be diagnosed with melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer.[2] That said, men are still less likely than women to apply sunscreen regularly[3] and more than one-third of men are hesitant to share health concerns with their family.[4] As the days get warmer and families are spending more time outdoors during the summer, it’s important that conversations with men and their families include sharing “sun sense” about the dangers of the sun, healthy skin habits and tips for prevention to future generations.

On Friday, July 12, Dr. Jennifer Popovsky, a leading dermatologist at Dermatologic Surgery Center of Northeast Ohio, will be available to discuss the importance of sharing good “sun sense” and understanding treatment options for those who are living with skin cancer.

Potential Questions:

What are ways to stay protected from the sun, especially as we approach summer holidays?

What knowledge can people with skin cancer share with the next generation?

What are the different types of skin cancer?

What are potential treatment options for people with skin cancer?

Interview courtesy: Genentech
[1] The Skin Cancer Foundation Journal. Men on the Hook. 2018.
[1] American Cancer Society. Cancer Facts & Figures 2019.
[1] JAMA Dermatology. Gender Differences In Melanoma Awareness And Detection Practices Between Middle-Aged And Older Men With Melanoma And Their Female Spouses. 2009.
[1] Cleveland Clinic. MENtion It Survey. 2017.

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The good news is there is plenty you can control when it comes to your digestive health. A healthy gut starts with the food you consume, yet many people don’t know which foods can actually stress, versus support, optimal digestive function and regularity.

Among the worst foods for your gut:
Fried foods, and foods coated in cheese, heavy creams or other fatty sauces can slow the digestive process and contribute to constipation.
Processed foods, like chips, crackers and cold-cuts, tend to lack adequate fiber and other nutrients needed to nourish the beneficial organisms naturally found in a healthy gut. This can lead to a host of digestive upsets, including irregularity and bloating.
Caffeinated sodas and coffee can relax the sphincter (the muscle at the top of the stomach) which can then let food back into your esophagus. Caffeinated liquids can also actually lead to a loss of water, which is essential to smoothly run intestinal tract.
Among the best foods for your gut:
Yogurts often contain probiotics which can help build up the gut microflora (simply put, the bacteria naturally living in a healthy gut)
Whole grains, and certain fruits and vegetables contain fibers and other prebiotics that feed and nourish the gut bacteria, thus playing an important role in creating an environment where healthy bacteria can flourish and benefit digestive health. Great food choices include barley, broccoli, artichoke hearts, apples and kiwifruit.
Top Food Fact: Did you know that kiwifruit promotes your digestive health in more ways than one? AND that not all kiwifruit is the same? Amongst kiwifruits, the New Zealand Hayward variety has been very extensively studied and found to be particularly ‘ripe’ with Actinidain, a naturally-occurring enzyme that not only breaks down proteins to make them easier to digest and ready for use by the body, but also provides other prebiotic effects on regularity.

On May 31, 2019, Dr. David Johnson, Professor of Medicine and Chief of Gastroenterology at Eastern Virginia Medical School, will discuss in detail the worst, and best, foods for your gut. He’ll also introduce a new dietary supplement ingredient that combines the “green powerhouse,” multi-action benefits of freeze-dried Hayward kiwifruit pulp for clinically-proven benefits on promoting regularity and constipation relief.

WHEN: May 31, 2019
7:00 AM – 1:00 PM EASTERN
TO BOOK YOUR 5 OR 10 MINUTE WINDOW
CONTACT: Lu Ann at luann@firstlinemedia.com or (770) 356-5030 (cell)
When you book a window, we’ll provide you with guest bio & suggested questions. Interview is courtesy: Avrio Health, the makers of Kiwi BalanceTM

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As the social fabric of life in rural India disintegrates in the late 1990s, journalist Manav Banerjee (Sharman Joshi) moves with his pregnant wife to the town of Orissa in hope of a better life and the promise of a lucrative career. When speculation mounts that local Australian missionary Graham Staines (Stephen Baldwin) is illegally proselytizing leprosy patients, Manav agrees to investigate undercover for the newspaper.

What Manav finds is a series of revelations that are difficult to fathom and even harder to explain, forcing him to make a choice between his own ambition and the truth. In the end, his decision sparks both a tragic event and a surprising reaction from the Staines’ family that is felt around the world.

Based on a true story and shot on location in India, THE LEAST OF THESE beautifully illustrates the power of love, hope and forgiveness to overcome hate. Aneesh Daniel directs the film, featuring Stephen Baldwin, Shari Rigby, and Bollywood star Sharman Joshi with an original soundtrack including award-winning musical artists such as Michael W. Smith, Nicole C. Mullen and Toby Mac.

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