Thursday, October 2, 2014

Pink

From coast to coast, October heralds a change of season and color. Fall shades of russet, burnt orange, and gold color the landscape and often our homes.

And then, there’s pink.

Since 1991, when the Susan G. Komen Foundation gave away pink ribbons in honor and memory of breast cancer survivors and those who had lost their lives, pink has become an unexpected fall color.

Pink is everywhere in October, National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It serves as a reminder to all that breast cancer is prevalent and affects both women and men.

Many women schedule their annual mammograms in October and you can too. Grinnell Regional Medical Center is proud to be one of the first hospitals in the state of Iowa to have 3D digital mammography, the latest technology to detect abnormalities at a very early stage. With the top mammography radiologists in the state through Iowa Radiology, GRMC can offer the latest in diagnostic breast health.

And if something is found, GRMC stands at the ready to assess and provide the care needed through extraordinary and caring healthcare providers.

As they say, “Do it for the ones you love. Do it for yourself.” If you haven’t had a mammogram in a while, please speak with your doctor about a referral and tell them you want to come to GRMC. Our mammography team is highly trained and experienced. They will put you at ease. And our technology and radiologists are second to none. Peace of mind is a valuable thing.


Call to make an appointment today. 641-236-2355.

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