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Assembly adopts resolution recognizing Sarcoma Awareness Month amid local case cluster concerns

California State Assembly · August 10, 2026
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Summary

Assemblymember Sanchez presented HR 129 to recognize July as Sarcoma Awareness Month, cited clusters of pediatric Ewing sarcoma in Ladera Ranch and called for research and transparency; the Assembly adopted the resolution by voice vote.

Assemblymember Sanchez presented HR 129, describing sarcoma as a ‘‘forgotten cancer’’ that disproportionately affects children and noting recent clusters of Ewing sarcoma in Ladera Ranch. He asked colleagues to support expanded awareness and research. "We need greater awareness, stronger research efforts, better access to care, and a deeper commitment to finding answers," he said.

Joint authors spoke in support, describing the rarity of sarcoma and the need for early diagnosis and research investment. After debate the Assembly adopted HR 129 by voice vote and added co-authors.

Speakers: Assemblymember Sanchez (author); Assemblymembers Davies and Dixon (supporters).

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