A Resolution recognizing the month of May 2025 as "National Mammography Month" in Pennsylvania.
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Overview
This resolution recognizes May 2025 as "National Mammography Month" in Pennsylvania. It highlights the importance of mammograms in early breast cancer detection, noting that they can significantly improve survival rates and are often effective in detecting cancer before it can be felt. The resolution also addresses barriers to mammogram access, such as cost, and encourages residents, especially those at higher risk, to schedule appointments.
Key provisions
- Designates May 2025 as "National Mammography Month" in Pennsylvania.
- Encourages residents to schedule mammography appointments.
- Acknowledges the role of mammograms in early breast cancer detection.
- Highlights the importance of early detection for improved survival rates.
- Addresses barriers to mammogram access, including cost.
Who is affected
- Women
- Residents of Pennsylvania
- Individuals at higher breast cancer risk
Notable changes
- Promotes increased awareness of the importance of mammography screening.
- Encourages proactive engagement with healthcare providers regarding breast cancer risk assessment.
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Christine Tartaglione
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