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GA SR734
Resolution
Status
Passed
2/18/2020
Primary Sponsor
John Albers
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AI Summary
- Recognizes February 18, 2020, as Hemophilia of Georgia Day at the state capitol and commends the organization, its staff, and volunteers for their work on behalf of individuals with hemophilia and other inherited bleeding disorders
- Hemophilia of Georgia, a Sandy Springs-based nonprofit founded in 1973, is the only organization of its type in the state, offering medication, outreach nursing, social work services, clinical and research funding, and educational and support activities
- The organization operates accredited pharmacies, runs Camp Wannaklot for children with bleeding disorders, publishes treatment protocols for physicians, and financially supports hemophilia treatment centers throughout Georgia
- Hemophilia of Georgia partners with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and the Hemophilia of Georgia Center for Bleeding & Clotting Disorders of Emory to research a cure, and supports the World Federation of Hemophilia in developing countries
- Sponsored by Senator Albers of the 56th District, the resolution encourages all citizens to support Hemophilia of Georgia's efforts to fund initiatives and programs helping affected families
Legislative Description
Hemophilia of Georgia Day; recognize February 18, 2020
Last Action
Senate Read and Adopted
2/18/2020
Full Bill Text
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