GE Healthcare employees create a human pink ribbon as a part of the company's global initiative to raise awareness for breast cancer and the need for early detection in Salt Lake City Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011. GE employees around the world are participating part in what the company is calling "GE Global Pink Ribbons," or human ribbons, throughout the month of October.
Tom Smart, Deseret News
GE Healthcare employees create a human pink ribbon as a part of the company's global initiative to raise awareness for breast cancer and the need for early detection in Salt Lake City Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011. GE employees around the world are participating part in what the company is calling "GE Global Pink Ribbons," or human ribbons, throughout the month of October.
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