
Ovarian Cancer: the Silent Killer
One in 78 women will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer during their lifetime. One challenge is while treatments are getting better, screening is not. Doctors believe greater awareness is the key.
Professional Experience
2021 to present: Health and Medical Reporter, WINK News. Previously worked at WFLA in Tampa, WBBH in Fort Myers, and SNN in Sarasota. Also hosted a weekly TV program for the local USA Today Network, was a syndicated health reporter and anchor and traveled the world as a business aviation reporter.
Awards & Recognition
Earned several awards including an Edward R. Murrow, Associated Press and Society of Professional Journalists.
Hobbies, Interests & Community Involvement
Working out, dining out, reading, entertaining, exploring new places and meeting new people.
Education
Bachelor of science in telecommunication from the University of Florida.
Likes best about Southwest Florida
The beautiful palms, rich history and friendly people.
Hometown
Melbourne, Florida
One in 78 women will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer during their lifetime. One challenge is while treatments are getting better, screening is not. Doctors believe greater awareness is the key.
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