The resolution supports designating September as Dystonia Awareness Month. It recognizes dystonia as a neurological movement disorder and calls for more research, commends medical professionals and researchers, and encourages public awareness activities.
The resolution encourages people to take part in suitable programs and activities to raise awareness. It does not require individuals or organizations to participate.
No expenses are specified in the resolution.
The resolution states that greater awareness may support earlier diagnosis, research, improved treatments, and better support for people with dystonia and their families. It also recognizes the work of clinicians and researchers.
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