Team members at Munson Army Health Center in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, wore pink Oct. 13 to encourage recommended breast cancer screenings and support people affected by the disease. Some staff also used the occasion to remember loved ones and share personal experiences.
FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan. — Munson Army Health Center employees wore pink Oct. 13 in an effort to raise awareness of breast cancer screening and show support for those affected by the disease, according to Defense News.
The observance also had a personal meaning for some team members, who used it to remember loved ones and share their own experiences, the report said.
The source did not provide details about screening services, event attendance or individual participants.
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