AJR30

Designates May of each year as "Skin Cancer Awareness Month" in New Jersey.

Introduced·1/13/26
Introduced Text

Designates May as "Skin Cancer Awareness Month" in New Jersey to promote prevention and early detection.

This joint resolution designates May of each year as "Skin Cancer Awareness Month" in New Jersey to recognize the dangers of skin cancers and to promote prevention and early detection. The Governor is required to issue an annual proclamation calling upon public officials and citizens to observe the month with appropriate activities and programs. The resolution highlights the importance of protecting skin from ultraviolet radiation and the need for regular skin examinations and professional skin exams.

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History

Jan 13

Assembly

Introduced, Referred to Assembly Health Committee