SR 126 by Rubio
SR 126
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Overview
This resolution declares September of each year as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in California. It recognizes the significant impact of childhood cancer, highlighting the state’s leadership in treatment and research, including its numerous specialized cancer centers and substantial funding for stem cell research. The resolution also aims to raise awareness of the challenges faced by children and families affected by this disease and encourages support for ongoing efforts to find cures and improve treatment outcomes.
Key provisions
- Declares September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
- Recognizes California’s leadership in childhood cancer treatment and research.
- Acknowledges the state’s numerous NCI-designated cancer centers and funding for stem cell research.
- Encourages participation in activities and events to promote awareness of childhood cancer.
- Expresses gratitude to healthcare professionals and families supporting children with cancer.
- Supports efforts to find cures and less toxic treatments for childhood cancer.
- Honors those who have lost their lives to childhood cancer.
Who is affected
- Children and families affected by childhood cancer
- Healthcare professionals involved in pediatric cancer treatment
- California residents
- Organizations involved in cancer research and support
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