Declare February 29, 2020 as Rare Disease Day in Richmond
In Plain English
The city recognizes rare diseases that affect 30 million Americans. Rare Disease Day raises awareness about conditions like cystic fibrosis and sickle cell disease. The proclamation supports patients and families dealing with these challenging medical conditions.
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