Mayors Miller and Ross proclaim October Breast Cancer Awareness Month in North Bend and Snoqualmie

North Bend, WALocal News

Mayors Mary Miller and Katherine Ross proclaimed October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month in North Bend and Snoqualmie, emphasizing the need for increased public awareness and education. Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting people worldwide, impacting countless lives. The mayors acknowledge the courage of survivors and the hard work of healthcare providers and researchers in combating this disease. They urge residents to engage in educational activities that promote awareness and early detection of breast cancer. This initiative aligns with national efforts to reduce the incidence of breast cancer through proactive health measures.

Community involvement is critical in supporting ongoing research and advocacy efforts. The proclamation invites residents to explore educational resources and participate in local events. For more information, the public can access the joint proclamation on the city’s website.

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