Jaime Daniel, right, a cancer control specialist with the Kentucky Cancer Program, gives OHTLMC Office Supervisor Amber Kempf, middle, and Clinical Supervisor Cassie Bryant, RN, a tour of the inflatable colon as part of last week’s colon cancer awareness event.
Jaime Daniel, right, a cancer control specialist with the Kentucky Cancer Program, gives OHTLMC Office Supervisor Amber Kempf, middle, and Clinical Supervisor Cassie Bryant, RN, a tour of the inflatable colon as part of last week’s colon cancer awareness event.
Owensboro Health Twin Lakes Medical Center (OHTLMC) recently partnered with the Kentucky Cancer Program (KCP) to host a colon cancer awareness event.
OHTLMC hosted the event, which included KCP’s large inflatable colon, last Thursday, March 28 in the lobby of the Leitchfield hospital in recognition of March being National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.
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