A Resolution designating July 22, 2025, as "Hemihyperplasia Awareness Day" in Pennsylvania.
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
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- Became Law
Overview
This resolution designates July 22, 2025, as "Hemihyperplasia Awareness Day" in Pennsylvania. It recognizes hemihyperplasia, a congenital disorder causing uneven growth in a child’s body, and aims to increase awareness of the condition and encourage research into its treatment and understanding. The resolution highlights the varied symptoms and potential links to other medical syndromes, emphasizing the challenges in diagnosis.
Key provisions
- Designates July 22, 2025, as Hemihyperplasia Awareness Day in Pennsylvania.
- Recognizes hemihyperplasia as a congenital disorder causing uneven growth.
- Lists potential associated medical conditions (Klippel-Trenaunay, Beckwith-Wiedemann, etc.).
- Details varying symptoms, including difficulties with eating, breathing, and vision.
- Mentions treatment options such as surgery and orthopedic care.
Who is affected
- Individuals with Hemihyperplasia
- Families of individuals with Hemihyperplasia
- Healthcare providers
- Researchers
Notable changes
- Establishes a dedicated awareness day to highlight the condition.
- Encourages research into the causes, diagnosis, and treatment of hemihyperplasia.
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David Zimmerman
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