Recognizing the life and legacy of Henrietta Lacks in honor of Women's History Month.

This resolution formally recognizes Henrietta Lacks for her monumental contributions to modern medicine, specifically through the "HeLa" cell line derived from her body in 1951. It honors her legacy in advancing treatments for diseases like polio and cancer while acknowledging how her story helped shape current standards for bioethics and patient consent. As a non-binding resolution, its primary impact is to provide official government recognition of her historical importance and her role in protecting the rights of patients today.