A U.S. Congress United: Resolution Spotlights Childhood Brain Cancer, Establishes May 17 as DIPG Awareness Day
Five Introductions in both the House and Senate and a decade of childhood cancer advocacy have established May 17th as DIPG Awareness Day.
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Five Introductions in both the House and Senate and a decade of childhood cancer advocacy have established May 17th as DIPG Awareness Day.
In the spirit of the Cancer Moonshot, H. Res. 404 provides a platform of awareness for unseen suffering and death, innovations in research, and hope for a cure.
Reception Event for the Moonshot4Kids Congressional/OSTP Briefing welcomes presenters, honors key lawmakers and features breakthrough scientific presentations.
May 17 panel assembles to alert the Federal Government of the suffering and deaths of children with brain cancer, a leading killer of children in the USA.
The United States Senate passed the DIPG Awareness Resolution" (Res S231) this week -- and now, the DIPG Advocacy group is focused on getting it passed in the U.S. House of Representatives.