Designates month of March of each year as "Amyloidosis Awareness Month."

AJR 202 designates March each year as "Amyloidosis Awareness Month" in New Jersey. The resolution aims to educate the public about amyloidosis symptoms - such as fatigue, numbness, swelling, and organ-related issues - to encourage earlier diagnosis and improve outcomes for those affected. It requires the governor to issue an annual proclamation urging public awareness activities. The bill does not create new laws, funding, or medical treatments, but focuses solely on raising public knowledge about this rare disease. This designation directly affects New Jersey residents, patients with amyloidosis, and healthcare providers by promoting timely recognition of symptoms.