Aging But Dangerous, an online company targeting women, is hosting a colonoscopy sleepover party, directed at driving up rates of colorectal cancer screening among women, according to a company news release.
The party, dubbed the "World's Largest Colonoscopy Party," kicks off with a "Pre-Poop Party." Participants will walk through an inflatable colon that is both entertaining and informative. Guests will also take the prep "cocktail" shooters and be escorted via private transportation to the previously arranged procedure location.
Following the procedure, drivers will return the guests to the Hotel for the "Post-Poop Party," which includes food, door prizes and the Crappy Awards, acknowledging categories such as "Ms. Congeniality," "Most Creative Potty Duds" and "Most Outrageous Clinic Story."
Read the company news release about the World's Largest Colonoscopy Party.
Read other coverage about efforts to increase CRC screening:
- Medical Societies, Celebrities, Legislators Join Fight Against CRC
- GI Societies Urge Congress to Fund CDC's Colorectal Cancer Control Program
- Study Assesses Factors Affecting Rates of Colorectal Cancer Screening
The party, dubbed the "World's Largest Colonoscopy Party," kicks off with a "Pre-Poop Party." Participants will walk through an inflatable colon that is both entertaining and informative. Guests will also take the prep "cocktail" shooters and be escorted via private transportation to the previously arranged procedure location.
Following the procedure, drivers will return the guests to the Hotel for the "Post-Poop Party," which includes food, door prizes and the Crappy Awards, acknowledging categories such as "Ms. Congeniality," "Most Creative Potty Duds" and "Most Outrageous Clinic Story."
Read the company news release about the World's Largest Colonoscopy Party.
Read other coverage about efforts to increase CRC screening:
- Medical Societies, Celebrities, Legislators Join Fight Against CRC
- GI Societies Urge Congress to Fund CDC's Colorectal Cancer Control Program
- Study Assesses Factors Affecting Rates of Colorectal Cancer Screening