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High school athletes sporting pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
High school athletes sporting pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
BINGHAMTON (WBNG)-- Pink is flooding Southern Tier sports for Breast Cancer awareness month.Binghamton High School and Union-Endicott High School boys soccer had a "Pink Out" game to honor those who have dealt with breast cancer.Maine-Endwell High School and Union-Endicott High School girls Volleyball also held a similar match."We always find a way in October to do it to support breast cancer and find money for research so they can find a cure," said M-E Volleyball Player, Emily Hess.
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Health Promotion hosts Breast Cancer Awareness Walk
Health Promotion hosts Breast Cancer Awareness Walk
Photo By Cpl.Janessa Pon | Participants cross the finish line after completing the Second Annual Breast Cancer...... read more read more Photo By Cpl.Janessa Pon | Participants cross the finish line after completing the Second Annual Breast Cancer Awareness 5-kilometer Run Oct. 1 aboard Camp Lester, Okinawa, Japan.The event brought Status of Forces Agreement members together to show support for survivors of breast cancer.
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Support Breast Cancer Awareness Month In Style With 10 Fashion Finds
Support Breast Cancer Awareness Month In Style With 10 Fashion Finds
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The Hills go pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
The Hills go pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October, or "Pink-tober" is in effect for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and members of the Black Hills can support the cause.One in eight women will be affected by breast cancer.It's recommended that women practice self-breast exams monthly and see their doctor annually.Women over 40 are encouraged to get a mammogram.
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