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SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 146
         WHEREAS, Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer death
  among women in the United States and the second most common form
  of cancer among the nation's women; and
         WHEREAS, The disease affects over 12 percent of females
  born today in the United States, and it can quickly spread to
  vital organs, despite treatment and preventive measures; and
         WHEREAS, Metastatic breast cancer is the most advanced
  stage of breast cancer; it is the stage in which cancer has spread
  beyond the breast to other organs in the body; thirty percent of
  women diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer will eventually
  be diagnosed with metastatic cancer; and
         WHEREAS, Tremendous advancements in breast cancer
  treatment have been made, yet there is a crucial need for
  continued research to assist in the development of more effective
  treatments for metastatic breast cancer; and
         WHEREAS, Across the Lone Star State and around the country,
  advocacy groups are working to increase awareness of the disease
  and to underscore the importance of continued medical research;
  now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the Senate of the State of Texas, 84th
  Legislature, hereby commend all those who are working to raise
  awareness of metastatic cancer and who are supporting research to
  develop more effective treatments of the disease; and, be it further
         RESOLVED, That a copy of this Resolution be prepared in
  honor of this important endeavor.
 
  Nelson
   
   
   
    ________________________________ 
        President of the Senate
     
        I hereby certify that the
    above Resolution was adopted by
    the Senate on February 10, 2015.
   
   
   
    ________________________________ 
        Secretary of the Senate
   
   
   
    ________________________________ 
         Member, Texas Senate