SR 128 by Pérez
SR 128
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- Passed Assembly
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Overview
This resolution designates September 3rd as California Neuroblastoma Awareness Day. It aims to raise awareness about neuroblastoma, a cancer primarily affecting infants and young children, and to recognize the efforts of clinicians and researchers working to combat the disease. The resolution highlights the challenges associated with treating neuroblastoma, including limited effective treatment options and the need for increased research funding. It also acknowledges California’s role in pediatric cancer care and research.
Key provisions
- Designates September 3rd as California Neuroblastoma Awareness Day.
- Recognizes the resilience of children and families affected by neuroblastoma.
- Acknowledges the efforts of clinicians and researchers in addressing the disease.
- Highlights the need for increased research funding for pediatric cancers.
- Recognizes California’s leadership in pediatric oncology.
Who is affected
- Children with neuroblastoma and their families
- Pediatric oncology clinicians and researchers
- California residents
Notable changes
- Establishes a dedicated day for raising awareness about neuroblastoma.
- Calls for increased investment in pediatric cancer research and treatment.
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