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Blue Tie Day is an important event in Texas that aims to raise awareness and promote education about men’s health issues, particularly prostate cancer, which is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among men in the state. The day encourages men to prioritize their health and take proactive measures, such as getting regular check-ups and screenings, making healthy lifestyle choices, and seeking early treatment if necessary.
Furthermore, Blue Tie Day aims to reduce the stigma associated with men’s health challenges, promoting open conversations and providing a supportive community for men. This can lead to increased engagement in healthcare, improved outcomes, and a better quality of life.
In addition, Blue Tie Day events often include a range of activities such as health screenings, educational sessions, physical activities, and community outreach programs, which provide valuable resources and information to men and their families. By fostering a culture of health and wellness, Blue Tie Day helps to promote healthier communities in Texas and beyond.
Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among men in Texas, and early detection is crucial for successful treatment.
Since 2017, “Blue Tie Day” has been observed in Cameron County in an effort to raise awareness about the importance of men’s health.
Pursuant to Senate Bill 430 sponsored by Senator Eddie Lucio, Jr. through the 86th Legislature in 2019, Blue Tie Day in Texas was adopted and declared as June 13th.
Blue Tie Day is a reminder to men to take charge of their health and to schedule regular check-ups with their healthcare provider, which can help detect health issues early when they are easier to treat.
Blue Tie Day encourages men to wear blue ties or blue ribbons as a symbol of support for men's health issues, and to help raise awareness about prostate cancer and other health concerns.
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Joe. G. Rivera & Aurora de la Garza | Cameron County Annex Building
1390 W. Expressway 83 San Benito, Texas 78586
andrea.gomez@co.cameron.tx.us