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Kavontae Smalls
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Producer, All Rev'd Up Podcast, GBH News (Boston, MA)
Atlanta, Boston, Florida
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Biography
Greetings, I have a wide ranging career in television media and media relations and public relations. Given that I have been on the television news side, switched to the 'dark side' and returned to television, I have some perspective from multiple fronts. My career has allowed me to serve in these capacities in some form over the years: TV Producer, Communications & Digital director, Public Information Officer, Public Relations Director, TV General Assignment Reporter, TV Multimedia Journalist, Radio producer, Web Producer, Social Media Producer.
Government
Religion, Politics,
Content
The 'Back Widow' Billiard’s Champ Jeanette Lee, 53, Works To Regain Strength As She Fights Ovarian Cancer
By Kavontae Smalls Verified| SurvivorNet Verified Former champion billiards player Jeanette Lee, 53, is living with stage 4 ovarian cancer and manages by taking Lynparza. She’s now promoting her new memoir, which highlights the mother of three’s rise as a renowned pool player and cancer. Ovarian cancer is often harder to catch in its early stages because of its subtle symptoms, such as bloating, weight gain, and abdominal pain that can mimic regular menstrual cycle fluctuations.
By Kavontae Smalls Verified| SurvivorNet Verified Early-stage breast cancer means there is a small tumor in the breast, and no lymph nodes are impacted. Treating cancer in this early stage usually involves removing the cancer through surgery with the possibility of radiation. The type of surgery may include a lumpectomy (removal of the tumor and surrounding tissues) or a mastectomy (removal of the breast). Genetic tests can be as simple as a simple saliva swab or blood sample.
New Dramatically Quicker Method For Brain Cancer Diagnosis Helps Save Massachusetts Man-- His Remarkable Recovery
By Kavontae Smalls Verified| SurvivorNet Verified Liquid biopsies test body fluid in search of cancer or tumor cells in the DNA of a patient. Targeted Rapid Sequencing (TetRS) is an approach to liquid biopsies that eliminates the need for invasive surgical brain biopsy, which involves collecting tissue samples. Instead, it analyzes the cerebrospinal fluid, which also covers the brain, with a simple lumbar puncture procedure.
Company Info
GBH News (Boston, MA)