Intermountain Health is doubling its efforts in a unique community colorectal cancer public awareness campaign called, 'Let's Get to the Bottom of Colon Cancer.' The campaign includes two giant inflatable colons that will travel to 23 hospitals, clinics, and community centers in Utah and Idaho. The objective is to raise awareness about colon cancer and the importance of screenings.
Intermountain Health is launching a community colorectal cancer awareness campaign called 'Let's Get to the Bottom of Colon Cancer.' The campaign includes two giant inflatable colons, named Colin and Collette, that will travel to 23 hospitals, clinics, and community centers in Utah and Idaho . The objective is to raise awareness about colon cancer and the importance of screenings.
The campaign kicks off in Ogden on March 1 and will continue throughout March, which is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
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