The FIFA World Cup has brought thousands of fans to MetLife Stadium this summer, but while everyone’s focused on the action on the field, doctors say there’s another opponent people shouldn’t overlook: the sun. Long hours outdoors during a New Jersey summer can significantly increase the risk of sunburn and skin cancer, making sun protection more important than ever. Joining us this morning is Dr. David Greenberg, Section Chief of Hematology and Oncology at Hackensack Meridian Jersey Shore University Medical Center, to share why fans should make sun safety part of their game plan.
About the Author
Isabelle “Izzy” Conklin has always been born for storytelling; her parents even named her after a movie character! She studied Film and Television at Montclair State University, where she produced everything from San Francisco: On the Edge to the award-winning Arizona Stories: Border, Water and Politics.
Now, as a Production Administrator, Izzy keeps creative teams organized and shoots running smoothly, handling everything from prep to post. She’s all about making sure the details are covered so the big ideas can shine.
As a Jersey girl, Izzy’s especially excited to help tell stories rooted in her home state and she’s always down to jump in and bring a great idea to life.