This resolution expresses strong support for designating May as "National Bladder Cancer Awareness Month" . It highlights the significant impact of bladder cancer, noting that over 800,000 families are affected and more than 84,000 new diagnoses are expected in 2025, with over 17,000 deaths annually. The resolution emphasizes that early detection is crucial for treatability, as survivability rates decline substantially with later diagnosis. The measure calls upon the people of the United States, interested groups, the research community, and affected individuals to actively promote awareness and understanding of bladder cancer. It seeks to foster a collective effort to fight the disease and encourages observing the awareness month with appropriate ceremonies and activities. The resolution underscores the need for renewed focus on research and advancements to improve patient outcomes and ultimately find a cure.