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Tampa

Hillsborough County

D'Ann Lawrence White

Tampa Bay Area

Florida

jim jones

Customizer @tylerliber‘s latest work is this pair of Air Jordan 1 low G’s in wolf grey, transformed into a Dior-esque golf-friendly soft spike shoe. Influenced by Kim Jones-designer Dior Air Jordan 1 collaboration, the shoe is constructed from a variety of high quality materials. Tyler’s designs highlight custom Nike swooshes along with the tongue label “Dior Golf” stamp. The low-top retains on and off course versatility with hand-waxed shoelaces as well as the grey sail paint upgrade. The result is a premium treatment, creating a high-end product and striking statement item that exists outside of the actual, official Dior x Jordan collabo.

Customizer @tylerliber‘s latest work is this pair of Air Jordan 1 low G’s in wolf grey, transformed into a Dior-esque golf-friendly soft spike shoe...

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A new Surgeon General's report says too much ultraviolet radiation is becoming a public health issue.The office of the Department of Health and Human Services issued a statement Tuesday warning of a rise in Americans diagnosed with skin cancer."Skin cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the United States, yet most cases are preventable," said assistant health secretary Howard K. Koh of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.Koh continued that there is no "'safe' tan" and that "tanned skin is damaged skin."According to the agency, over 63,000 Americans have melanoma, the most fatal form of the illness.The health department is recommends reducing exposure to ultraviolet radiation and use of sunscreen.

A new Surgeon General’s report says too much ultraviolet radiation is becoming a public health issue.

The office of the Department of Health and Human Services issued a statement Tuesday warning of a rise in Americans diagnosed with skin cancer.“Skin cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the United States, yet most cases are preventable,” said assistant health secretary Howard K. Koh of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Koh continued that there is no “‘safe’ tan” and that “tanned skin is damaged skin.”According to the agency, over 63,000 Americans have melanoma, the most fatal form of the illness.

The health department is recommends reducing exposure to ultraviolet radiation and use of sunscreen.

The U.S. Surgeon General issued a statement Tuesday warning of an increase in the number of people diagnosed with skin cancer.