A Resolution recognizing February 15, 2025, as "International Childhood Cancer Day" in Pennsylvania.
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Overview
This resolution recognizes February 15, 2025, as "International Childhood Cancer Day" in Pennsylvania. The resolution highlights the significant impact of childhood cancer globally, noting the high rates of diagnosis, fatalities, and disparities in access to care, particularly in low-income countries. It acknowledges advancements in treatment and survival rates while also recognizing the long-term side effects of cancer treatments and the need for continued research. The resolution aims to raise awareness, support families, and advocate for increased funding for pediatric cancer research.
Key provisions
- Designates February 15, 2025, as "International Childhood Cancer Day" in Pennsylvania.
- Recognizes the significant global impact of childhood cancer, including diagnosis rates and mortality.
- Acknowledges disparities in access to care for children with cancer in low-income countries.
- Highlights the long-term side effects of cancer treatments on children.
- Encourages awareness, support for families, and advocacy for increased funding for pediatric cancer research.
Who is affected
- Children and adolescents with cancer
- Families of children with cancer
- Healthcare professionals and researchers involved in pediatric oncology
- Pennsylvania residents
- Low-income and middle-income countries
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Christine Tartaglione
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