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Welcome to the Spring 2021 South Texas AHEC Newsletter 

Recent Successes | Future Events | Learning Opportunities | Health News

Recent Successes

Visit the Southwest Border AHEC on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/southwestborder.ahec

Run for their Heart Race:  AHEC and UNITED MEDICAL CENTERS joined forces to raise awareness for heart health!  A total of 60 participants completed the virtual race!  To participate in the race, participants were encouraged track their blood pressure for one week, cook a healthy meal and provide heart health information to a community or family member. Due to inclement weather, the deadline to submit your information has been extended to March 7, 2021.  A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL PARTICIPANTS WHO HAVE SUBMITTED THEIR INFORMATION. Here's a short video showcasing the race https://youtu.be/3U0uozSr5cA. 

NEW LOOK! BETTER SERVICE!: The Future Healthcare Professional Student Program has changed its name to P.E.A.K.S. The P.E.A.K.S. program will be providing additional enrichment and educational opportunities to students interested in healthcare or health related careers.  Students who enroll in the P.E.A.K.S program will be guided through 3 phase periods until high school completion. The phases will be as follows- Phase I: Introduction to Health Careers, Phase II: Exploring Healthcare Options, and Phase III: Prepare for Success. All students will be required to complete Phase I prior to moving on to the next phase. For more information contact Ilse Castro at southwestborderahec@gmail.com. 

SOMETHING NEW IS COMING TO SOUTHWEST BORDER AHEC:  AHEC is currently working on a community health worker led program -V.O.C.E.S.- which will focus on providing healthcare education and basic screening services throughout our service area.  Stay tuned for more updates!

Visit the MRGB AHEC on Facebook at www.facebook.com/areahealtheducationcenter

The Area Health Education Center of the Mid Rio Grande Border Area is an outreach program under the UT Health San Antonio and is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization with a mission to enhance the quality of life in the communities by increasing the number of well-trained health care workers; enhancing academic resources; and fostering a healthy lifestyle through community education programs. For additional information about AHEC and the menu of programs, visit https://www.facebook.com/AreaHealthEducationCenter  or www.mrgbahec.org or call (956)712-0037.

Morales, Medellin Complete Certification: The MRGB AHEC Board of Directors congratulates two of the MRGB AHEC staff members for their recent completion of the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Certification in Human Resource Management.  Recently, Ms. Vicky Morales and Ms. Hazel Medellin, Academic and Continuing Education Program Coordinators, participated in an intense certification program which offered an overview and application skills of human resource management functions.  During their certification, they learned methods to better understand diverse human resource challenges, human resource laws and regulations.  Creating employee handbooks, conducting employee investigations, resolving employee conflicts, creating a positive work environment and increasing employee satisfaction are some of the skills learned that are applicable in dealing with students, employees and volunteers.  “Enhancing their skills in human resources management contributes to their professional development and supports the overall mission of the AHEC” remarked Ms. Julie Bazan, AHEC Executive Director “we value their contributions to the AHEC and the community”. 

MRGB AHEC FREE Trainings Support Mental Health: Despite the COVID-19 impact on the community, the Board of Directors and Staff at the MRGB Area Health Education Center strive to help meet the needs of the community through education.  The Board understands the importance of having adequate resources to support those afflicted with mental health issues and they encourage the AHEC team to continue efforts in creating projects to serve the community.  For this reason, AHEC now offers virtual educational opportunities for everyone including those wanting to receive certification in Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA) Training. The YMHFA certification empowers participants with skills to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders. This three-year certification gives adults who interact and work with youth the skills they need to reach out and provide initial support to adolescents who may be developing a mental health or substance use problem.  Training participants receive knowledge in the areas of anxiety, depression, substance use disorders in which psychosis may occur, disruptive behavior disorders (including ADHD), trauma, bullying, and eating disorders. Information on resources available in the community are also made available during the training in hopes to link everyone to the appropriate care needed.  Miss Karla Garza, YMHFA Certified Instructor, is please to share that a total of 65 individuals from Webb and surrounding counties have received certification.   All individuals 18 years and older are invited to take advantage of this free virtual resource.  All materials are provided with the training.   For more information on the Virtual Youth Mental Health First Aid Trainings or to host a training for your facility please contact us at kgarza@mrgbahec.org or 956-712-0037. 

MRGB AHEC Student Projects Continue: The Mid Rio Grande Border Area Health Education Center ( MRGB AHEC) is proud to partner with agencies to serve the needs of the community.  Improving the lives of colonias residents along the Texas/Mexico border by increasing self-sufficiency is the driving factor for a team of dedicated staff members at Texas A&M University Colonias Program located in Laredo, Texas.  Together with partnering agencies, this team provides literacy and job training, health education, economic and community development support for these communities all year round.  Thanks to their efforts and advocacy, numerous families are able to obtain information, training and opportunities to help improve their quality of life.  This year it is no different for serving families and the families’ needs are only greater.  The motivation to serve others and following their desire to impact the community in a positive manner coupled with bringing a smile to children in the communities, students of the Area Health Education Center Student Leadership Program recently identified and worked on two community learn-and-serve projects.  A toy drive which garnered hundreds of toys for children and a smile drive which also gathered hundreds of oral care products for families.  These projects were carefully organized and undertaken with all the public health recommendations in place to keep everyone safe and healthy.  “Nothing compares to the feeling you get when you give of your time to help others” remarked Joseph Solis AHEC Student.  Students arranged the delivery of toys and supplies to the staff at Texas A&M University Colonias Program.

MRGB AHEC Welcomes Bella Rosales as Intern: The Area Health Education Center (AHEC) Board of Directors welcomes Miss Isabella (Bella) Rosales as the AHEC intern.  Bella is a recent graduate from the University of Texas at Austin where she majored in Neuroscience and obtained a certificate in Forensic Science. She is currently enrolled in a UX/UI (User Research/User Interaction) Bootcamp program where she will be obtaining a UX/UI certificate. This career path entails designing products such as websites and applications but can be applied to a myriad of other product types. She joined the AHEC team in January 2021 and she has already made significant contributions in support of the AHEC mission.  In her role as intern, she will be shadowing Ms. Julie Bazan, AHEC Executive Director, to learn about leadership, the non-profit industry and way to leverage resources to help impact a community through education serving students, professionals and community members.  In addition, she will be working on redesigning the social media platforms and the website to further increase the value of these resources for the use of the community.  Bella will accomplish this by conducting a user research study detailing the user experience with the current state of the website. This research includes identifying changes needed to better serve the public and identifying ways to make the website user friendly.  If you would like to participate in this study, please contact Isabella Rosales at isabella.ahec@gmail.com or call 956-712-0037.

Visit the South Central AHEC on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/SouthCentralTexasAHEC/

Welcome Madeleine!: We would like to welcome our newest member Madeleine Tran to the South Central AHEC team! Madeleine is a former intern and now South Central AHEC’s graduate student associate who will be managing the AHEC Scholars Program. Madeleine recently graduated from UTSA with her bachelor’s in public health, and she currently attending Texas Woman’s University for her master’s in health administration. 

Congratulations to Dr. Eduardo Gandara on completing his DrPH degree!: Dr. Gandara’s project focused on understanding facilitators and barriers of conducting adult health programs within the African-American church. In addition, his research focused on re-examining religious based constructs to see if their factor structure matched what was in the literature. Lastly, Dr. Gandara’s work sought to understand facilitators and barriers of conducting adult health programs within the African-American church from the perspective of African-American women pastors as their unique perspective had not been studied. Dr. Gandara will continue to work within the AHEC to expand evidence-based programming as well as community-based projects in the surrounding community.

Welcome AHEC Scholars: South Central AHEC Scholars Program would like to welcome our two new scholars, Aijaz Mughal and Zainab Naeem. Both Aijaz and Zainab are graduate students at UTHealth School of Public Health San Antonio. We look forward to having them as a part of our program!

Welcome Anatasia and Destiny!: We would like to welcome our newest spring interns, Anastasia Jones, and Destiny Oluoha from UTSA. Anastasia is a senior at UTSA majoring in Public Health and Sociology with a minor in Biology. She is currently interning with South Central AHEC while completing her undergraduate studies and is set to graduate in May. Once she has graduated, she will then prepare for her MPH program at UT Health San Antonio in Fall 2021 where she will be focusing on Epidemiology. Destiny Oluoha is a Senior at UTSA majoring in Public Health with a concentration in Health Promotion and a minor in African American Studies. She is currently interning at South Central AHEC while in undergrad and is set to graduate in May. She plans on attending graduate school afterwards and attain a Master’s in Public Health to start a career in patient advocacy.

San Antonio Community Health Workers: We would like to highlight our very own Ludy Hernandez, CHW and the Community Health Workers (CHWs) across San Antonio who came together to provide relief for families impacted by the winter storm. February’s winter storm caused devastating circumstances for many Texans across and San Antonio was no exception. With hundreds seeking assistance, CHWS from Northwest Vista College and the San Antonio CHW Association sprung into action to help the direst cases. Together they raised a total of $1,075 to help 10 families with a unique dynamics of grandparents raising grandchildren, who were identified through community leaders. The funds have helped families pay rent, food, and other bills they missed out on because the weather kept them from working. We are incredibly proud to work with Ludy Hernandez and all of her efforts for the community.

To learn more about donating to the San Antonio Community Health Worker Association, contact: Guadalupe at mcornejo2@alamo.edu.

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Linda Hook, Assistant Professor                      Paula Winkler, Director                 Belinda Flores, Director
University of Incarnate Word                             South Central AHEC                     South Coastal AHEC
Ilya Faye Miller School of Nursing & Health Professions

UIW TXCARES Project for Rural RNs & Community Health Workers related to COVID-19: The UIW School of Nursing has partnered with South Central and South Coastal AHECs to provide RNs and Community Health Workers with knowledge, skills, and ability to assist rural communities to achieve better health outcomes related to COVID-19.  A working group of UIW Nursing faculty, led by Dr. Linda Hook and AHEC staff, represented by Belinda Flores and Paula Winkler, developed four continuing education sessions that focused on the following educational presentations: 
1.    Motivational Interviewing led by Dr. Stacy Ogbeide
2.    COVID 19 Messaging and the Community Engagement Alliance (CEAL) Project led by Dr. Robert Ferrer
3.    COVID Vaccines led by J. Niles Barnes, PharmD.
4.    Social Determinants of Health led by Dr. Lorena Paul, Mindfulness led by Cynthia Richardson, RN, MSN, CNE and Relaxation led by Dr. Kathryn Kanzler
In addition to these topics, participants were also tasked with developing an “asset map” of the communities they serve and locate those agencies that could help and assist to increase evidence-based messaging to the public. The sessions were held every Friday beginning late January and ending on February 26th. Reviews from the program reported that the program was very successful, so our next step is to offer it through ECHO technology. 

CEAL Project and South Central AHEC: The Community Engagement Alliance (CEAL) is a project funded by the federal government that is focused on assessing messaging about COVID 19 with specific interest on vaccine confidence. Bexar County was chosen as one of 5 Texas counties to participate in the project and UT Health San Antonio was provided the funding for the 1 year project. South Central AHEC is working as a participant partner with Dr. Robert Ferrer and Dr. Robert Clark on the project. A short PowerPoint presentation link is included to further explain the project and introduce all the partners within Bexar County. Additionally, 5 MPH students from UT Health Houston School of Public Health are assisting CEAL partners to assist. CEAL PowerPoint Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xlR2P_O78NoQCDV_igC-tlOFi6fqFCZd/view

Cover for Covid Campaign: As our response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we launched the COVER 4 COVID campaign last year, focusing on the CDC guidelines for COVID prevention. We have now shifted the focus of our campaign to reflect on COVID through our community members' eyes and to share words of encouragement and resiliency as we all navigate another year of pandemic rules, all while trying to find a new normal. Please take some time to watch our series of videos on YouTube and Facebook, and remember we are all in this together. #letsCover4COVID

Visit the South Coastal AHEC on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/South-Coastal-AHEC-164097279738/

Salud y Vida – Health and Wellness Activity: South Coastal AHEC, in partnership with REAL, inc. provided an interactive opportunity for the community members of Alice, Kingsville, and Falfurrias to come together virtually to talk and learn about the importance of healthy living and making healthy lifestyle choices. The Salud y Vida program provides monthly education sessions to community members on a variety of health topics including diabetes, healthy eating, and healthy stress management. 

Sea Shore Middle Academy & Seashore Learning Center Health Screenings: South Coastal AHEC, in partnership with Commissioner Brent Chesney and help of Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi nursing students completed vision and hearing screenings for Sea Shore Middle Academy grades 6-8 and Seashore Learning Center, grades Kinder – 3rd. This event was not only a great help to the school but for the community parents and children!

South Coastal AHEC & Scholars - COVID-19 Vaccine Drive-thru Event: The South Coastal AHEC team and scholars, in partnership with Corpus Christi Nueces County Health Department and South Texas Family Planning worked to successfully coordinate COVID-19 vaccination drive-thru events throughout the South Texas area. This collaborative effort provided an opportunity for various community organizations to combine resources and expertise to help further protect the health of the community from COVID-19.

Visit the LRGV AHEC on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/lrgv.ahec

The Diabetes Garage®: LRGV AHEC will continue to offer the Diabetes Garage®until 2023, a place where men can learn more about diabetes. We offer workshops that use automotive maintenance comparisons to better explain diabetes and help men prioritize self-management information that best fits their daily lives.

LRGV AHEC will offer its first open Diabetes Garage® (DG) to its DG members Saturday, March 6, 2021 from 10 a.m. – 2p.m. (provided in English & Spanish). The Open Garage provides members the opportunity to continue the conversation and ask questions about A1c levels, diabetes type 2, nutrition, and exercise. Open Garage is hosted by Zoom and is a private workshop for DG members only.

El Garaje de Diabetes®: LRGV AHEC continuara ofreciendo el Diabetes Garage® (o taller de la diabetes) hasta 2023, un lugar donde los hombres pueden aprender más sobre la diabetes. Ofrecemos talleres que utilizan comparaciones de mantenimiento automotriz para explicar mejor la diabetes y ayudar a los hombres a priorizar la información de autogestión que mejor se adapte a su vida diaria.

LRGV AHEC ofrecerá su primer taller  abierto  a sus miembros de el Diabetes Garage® el sábado 6 de marzo de 2021 de 10 a.m. – 2p.m. (proporcionado en inglés y español). El taller abierto ofrece a los miembros la oportunidad de continuar la conversación y hacer preguntas sobre los niveles de A1c, diabetes tipo 2, nutrición y ejercicio. Este taller abierto está organizado via Zoom y es un taller privado solo para miembros de el Diabetes Garage®.

SEMM:  LRGV AHEC continues to promote Salud En Mis Manos (SEMM) or in English, Health in My Hands program in our communities. The goal of SEMM is to educate, provide information and support by finding clinics with free or low-cost breast and cervix cancer prevention services for Latinas in the South Texas. The services are delivered and provided by community health workers who are invested in women’s health. This program is funded by the Texas Institute for Cancer Prevention and Research (CPRIT). CHECK IF YOU ARE ELIGIBLE: go.uth.edu/GetChecked

SEMM: LRGV AHEC continúa promoviendo el program Salud En Mis Manos (SEMM) o en inglés, Health in My Hands en nuestras comunidades. El objetivo de SEMM es educar, proporcionar información y apoyo mediante la búsqueda de clínicas con servicios gratuitos o de prevención del cáncer de mama y cuello uterino gratuitos o de bajo costo para las mujers Hispanas/Latinas en el sur de Texas. Los servicios son llevados y proporcionados por trabajadores de salud comunitarios o promotoras que invierten en la salud de las mujeres. Este programa es financiado por el Instituto de Prevención e Investigación del Cáncer de Texas (CPRIT). COMPRUEBE SI ES ELEGIBLE: go.uth.edu/GetChecked

Annual Mental Health, Trauma, & Suicide Prevention Conference: In collaboration with Escuela de Medicina San Juan Bautista in Caguas, Puerto Rico, the UT RGV School of Medicine- Department of Psychiatry and LRGV AHEC hosted a Mental Health, Trauma and Suicide Prevention Conference this past February. This conference featured important conversations around the work that Community Health Workers (CHWs) do and the inclusion of CHWs as an essential part of the healthcare work force. LRGV AHEC continues to provide advice and guidance to their partners in Puerto Rico as they develop their CHW programs and beyond.

Future Events & Learning Opportunities

Visit the Southwest Border AHEC on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/southwestborder.ahec

P.E.A.K.S. Program: The upcoming Introduction to Health Careers Seminar session is scheduled for March 8, 2021 from 5:30-6:30pm. Special Guest, Leopoldo Cobos, Fort Duncan Regional Medical Center will be joining us this evening to describe his role as the Director of Laboratory Services. For questions contact Ilse Castro at 830.488.7393 or email at southwestborderahec@gmail.com.  
 
Leadership Development Seminars: Registration is currently open to any student, ages 14-19, interested in building and enhancing their leadership abilities. The sessions aim to increase self-awareness, confidence and leadership attributes that are crucial to achieving success in their career, family, and community. For more information contact Ilse Castro at southwestborderahec@gmail.com. 
 
UPCOMING LEADERSHIP SESSION #3: "Leadership Attributes":  Join Mr. Bryan Snider, Pastor Candidate, on Thursday, March 24, 2021, 5:30-6:30 pm via zoom. Mr. Snyder will discuss attributes that define a leader.
 For more information contact Ilse Castro at southwestborderahec@gmail.com or 830.488.7393.  

Women with Vision: Southwest Border AHEC, in partnership with Sul Ross State university, will hold an empowerment session on December 3, 2020 at 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM via Zoom.  

Visit the South Central AHEC on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/SouthCentralTexasAHEC/

Pediatric Vaccination Webinar: The Pediatric Vaccination Session of El Bari Community Education Team by Dr. Murtaza and Dr.Alvarado will be at 4 PM on March 6th. It is free and open to the community, but registration is required. Register now at: https://redcap.uthscsa.edu/REDCap/surveys/?s=99F7P7RM3K

Food Bank Summit: San Antonio Food Bank will be hosting a virtual Nutrition and Healthcare summit: Healthcare Systems Change- Food Security for a Lifetime on Saturday, March 20. 2021. The event is free, but registration is required. To register please visit https://safbfoodiq.eventbrite.com.

COSA: COSA is the city of San Antonio’s official COVID-19 surveillance and resource website that includes vaccination registration and testing locations. The COVID-19 COSA website will also house the most recent version of vaccine FAQs. Please check out the website today for your COVID questions and resources.

Proyecto Voces: Latinx mental health & COVID-19: Guided by principles of community-based participatory research (CBPR) through the engagement of community stakeholders and Community Health Workers (CHWs) and Promotor/as, Proyecto Voces aims at identifying relevant mental health needs of underserved Latinx communities in South Texas amid the COVID-19 pandemic. To assist CHWS and Promotor/as, the Proyecto Voces has created a booklet in Spanish and English to provide practical steps and exercises learn about mental health.

View the booklets now:

• Spanish Booklet
• English Booklet

Visit the MRGB AHEC on Facebook at www.facebook.com/areahealtheducationcenter

Visit the South Coastal AHEC on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/South-Coastal-AHEC-164097279738/

SEMMx: On March 6th, the CHWs of South Coastal AHEC will be promoting the Salud En Mis Manos/Health in My Hands program at the South Texas Shoppers World vendor and craft fair. The goal of the program is to educate Hispanic/Latina women on the importance of prevention and early detection of breast and cervical cancer as well as to offer women free or low-cost mammogram, pap smears and HPV vaccines. 

Sinton High School College & Career Fair: South Coastal AHEC take part in Sinton High School’s 2021 College and Career Fair on March 18, 2021. This activity will provide an opportunity for the high school students to learn from college representatives and industry professionals about the importance of higher education and the various career pathways that will be available to them after high school. Through this activity, we will be able to reach over 150 students and help them to recognize the tremendous value of a career in healthcare. 

COVID-19 Parent Engagement Education Session – Workforce Solutions: South Coastal AHEC, in partnership with Workforce Solutions of the Coastal Bend will host a virtual COVID-19 Parent Engagement Education Session on March 24, 2021. The education session will provide parents and other community members with evidence-informed tips and strategies for staying protected against COVID-19. 

Discover Your Direction: Exploring Endorsements Youth Leadership Conference: South Coastal AHEC, in partnership with Education to Employment will participate in the county-wide Discover Your Direction: Exploring Endorsements Youth Leadership Conference on March 30 & 31. This educational event is designed to provide high school students with an opportunity to learn about the wide range of career opportunities that will be available to them by continuing their education beyond high school. SCAHEC will present on the topic of Great Paying Jobs in Healthcare to over 200 students.

Salud y Vida - Festival De Loteria – Spring Kick-off Community Celebration: South Coastal AHEC, in partnership with REAL, inc. and Methodist Healthcare Ministries, will provide an educational opportunity for the community members of Alice, Benavides, Kingsville, Premont, and San Diego. The activity will focus on the importance of maintaining social connections and building healthy relationships within the community. This virtual event provides participants a chance to connect with and learn from members of other communities.  

Food Distribution: South Coastal AHEC, in partnership with the Food Bank of Corpus Christi will hold its monthly food distribution for the residents of Orange Grove and surrounding rural areas on March 20, 2021. We are able to provide over 200 families and individuals with healthy food and various educational resources. We are grateful to all of our community partners and volunteers in helping us to make this event a success. As always, we remain diligent in ensuring that all of the necessary safety precautions are taken to protect all volunteers, staff, and the community members.  

ALSO: On Thursday, May 20, 2021, SCAHEC will host its Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics (ALSO) course. ALSO encourages a standardized team-based approach amongst physicians, residents, nurse midwives, registered nurses and other members of the maternity care team to improve patient safety and positively impact maternal outcomes. We have over 30 physicians registered for the course.

4th Annual Hospice Symposium: South Coastal AHEC, in partnership with Del Mar College will hold the 4th Annual Hospice Symposium on June 23, 2021 via Zoom.  The goal of this activity is to provide both medical professionals and community members with the opportunity to learn about hospice care and the important role it plays in our health care system. The conference will feature expert presentations on a variety of topics related to including hospice and end-of-life care, palliative care, and coping/grief management strategies.

Visit the LRGV AHEC on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/lrgv.ahec

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Attention Health Profession Students! The AHEC Scholars Program is Recruiting!

During the COVID-19 Pandemic ALL Activities will be conducted virtually. 

This program is an opportunity for health profession students, of all disciplines, to participate in interprofessional education (IPE) healthcare activities. Please note: we are unable to accept pre-health profession students at this time. The duration of the program is 1-2 years (depending on discipline), runs concurrently with a student’s academic curriculum and concludes when the student graduates from their respective health profession program. In addition to educational and professional enrichment, the AHEC Scholars Program offers a $500 stipend, per year, to help offset student costs. If you are interested in applying please click here. The AHEC Scholars Program is explained in greater detail at https://stahec.uthscsa.edu/ahec-scholars. Alternatively, please contact Andrea Moreno-Vasquez by e-mail at morenovasqua@uthscsa.edu or phone: 210-450-8451, for more information. 

Partner Announcements 

Fighting on Multiple Fronts: Practical Perspectives on the COVID-19 Impact in Latinx Communities
Tuesday March 23, 2021 • Zoom, registration required.
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

REGISTER HERE 

The media has continued to draw attention to the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on vulnerable communities of color, but far more work is still needed to understand the scale of impact and address the many possible drivers.

To examine the issue from multiple vantage points, we’ve convened multidisciplinary researchers from the Latino Research Institute's COVID Research Consortium, along with experts from Dell Medical School and the Migrant Clinicians Network, to help move this issue beyond general discourse and bring it to our community health professionals who are on the ground.

Together, we’ll confront the following questions head-on: what exactly are the factors influencing the prevention and effective treatment of Latino COVID patients? Are there major concerns when it comes to tending to the physical and mental needs of Latinos during this time? And how does responding to these particular needs ultimately weigh on our community's healthcare providers and impact their mental health? 

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