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Read. Follow. Verify.Senate Resolution Supporting Sickle Cell Disease Awareness Month
Record date · November 19, 2024
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What This Bill Would Do
This resolution formally supports designating September 2024 as 'Sickle Cell Disease Awareness Month' to promote education, research, and improved access to care for those affected by the condition. It encourages communities across the United States to host events and activities to raise awareness about the disease and available patient services.
The resolution highlights the health needs of approximately 100,000 Americans living with sickle cell disease, aiming to increase public focus on the necessity for new therapies, early detection, and preventative care.
Who It Would Affect
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Individuals with sickle cell disease
The resolution focuses on raising awareness for their medical needs, including access to treatments and preventative care.
Healthcare providers
The resolution encourages the promotion of early detection methods and preventative care programs for patients.
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Focus on preventative care gaps
The resolution explicitly cites 2019 data showing low compliance with recommended stroke screenings and preventative medications for children, highlighting a specific area for public health improvement.
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