The House would encourage governments and nonprofits to raise awareness of childhood cancer and urge survivors to keep receiving care as adults.
The House would support a National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and ask governments and nonprofits to hold activities that teach people about childhood cancer risks.
Childhood cancer survivors would be encouraged to keep receiving checkups and care throughout adulthood. The resolution would not pay for that care or guarantee access.
The House would support a national awareness month and request programs and activities to observe it. The request covers the federal government, states, local governments, and nonprofit organizations. The request would encourage participation without requiring it.
The House would encourage childhood cancer survivors to keep receiving monitoring and care. This encouragement applies to people who survived cancer as children. This encouragement would not provide funding or a right to receive care. The recommended monitoring and care would continue throughout survivors' adult lives.
No hearings or votes scheduled.