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Waco Capacity-Building Assessment on 1-Mar-12 11:30 AM

Thu, 01 Mar 2012 17:30:00 GMT

Waco Capacity-Building Assessment
Start Date: 1-Mar-12 11:30 AM
End Time: 1-Mar-12 2:30 PM
Location: Waco-McLennan County Public Health District: Preparedness Training Room, Waco, TX 76707
Event Details:

The Immunization Partnership

and the McLennan County Immunization Coalition

invite you to participate in:

Waco Capacity-Building Assessment

Thursday, March 1, 2012

11:30am – 2:00pm

· Examine the coalition's strategies and action plan

· Identify priorities, successes, and barriers

· Discuss models for maintaining a sustainable coalition

· Share your experiences and opinions

Your participation is key to a successful assessment! Your voice and experiences help shape future goals and build the coalition’s momentum toward success.

TIME AND LOCATION

Registration & Lunch: 11:30am

Lunch and Event: 12:00pm - 2:00pm

Waco-McLennan County Public Health District

Preparedness Training Room

225 W. Waco Dr. ▪ Waco, Texas 76707

Waco-McLennan County Public Health District: Preparedness Training Room

225 W. Waco Dr

Waco, TX 76707

Community Immunity Spring Luncheon 2012 on 12-Apr-12 12:00 PM

Thu, 12 Apr 2012 17:00:00 GMT

Community Immunity Spring Luncheon 2012
Start Date: 12-Apr-12 12:00 PM
End Time: 12-Apr-12 12:30 PM
Location: Junior League of Houston, Houston, TX 77027
Speaker: Dr. Peter J. Hotez

Junior League of Houston

1811 Briar Oaks Lane

Houston, TX 77027

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Opinion: Innoculated Against the Facts

Paul Offit - noemail@immunizeusa.org — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 17:00:00 GMT

Opinion: Inoculated Against Facts
By Paul A. Offit
New York Times
March 31, 2008
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/31/opinion/31offit.html?_r=1&oref=slogin

ON March 6, Terry and Jon Poling stood outside a federal courthouse in Atlanta, Ga., with their 9-year-old daughter Hannah and announced that the federal government had admitted that vaccines had contributed to her autism. The news was shocking. Health officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and at the American Academy of Pediatrics have steadfastly assured the public that vaccines do not cause autism. Now, in a special vaccine claims court, the federal government appeared to have said exactly the opposite. What happened?

The answer is wrapped up in the nature of the unusual court where the Poling case was heard. In 1986, after a flood of lawsuits against vaccine makers threatened the manufacture of vaccines for children, Congress created the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, financed by a tax on every dose of vaccine.

As part of the program, a group of scientists, doctors and lawyers listed all the health problems that might be linked to vaccines. The oral polio vaccine could in rare cases cause paralysis, for example, and an early version of the rotavirus vaccine might cause intestinal blockage. (In the interest of full disclosure: I am a co-inventor and co-patent holder of a newer rotavirus vaccine.)

If, at a trial in a special court, a preponderance of scientific evidence suggested that a vaccine caused one of these problems, a family would be compensated quickly, generously and fairly. Because no one could sue vaccine makers without going through this special court, the number of lawsuits against vaccine makers fell drastically.

The system worked fine until a few years ago, when vaccine court judges turned their back on science by dropping preponderance of evidence as a standard. Now, petitioners need merely propose a biologically plausible mechanism by which a vaccine might cause harm - even if their explanation contradicts published studies. In 2006, for example, Dorothy Werderitsh claimed in the vaccine court that a hepatitis B vaccine had triggered an autoimmune response in her brain that led to multiple sclerosis. Two large studies had clearly shown that hepatitis B vaccine could neither cause nor exacerbate multiple sclerosis, but the court ruled in favor of Ms. Werderitsh, elevating a hypothesis above epidemiological evidence.

The Hannah Poling case is similar. In 2000, when Hannah was 19 months old, she received five shots against nine infectious diseases. Over the next several months, she developed symptoms of autism. Subsequent tests showed that Hannah has a mitochondrial disorder - her cells are unable to adequately process nutrients - and this contributed to her autism. An expert who testified in court on the Polings' behalf claimed that the five vaccines had stressed Hannah's already weakened cells, worsening her disorder. Without holding a hearing on the matter, the court conceded that the claim was biologically plausible.

On its face, the expert's opinion makes no sense. Even five vaccines at once would not place an unusually high burden on a child's immune system. The Institute of Medicine has found that multiple vaccines do not overwhelm or weaken the immune system. And although natural infections can worsen symptoms of chronic neurological illnesses in children, vaccines are not known to.

"There is no evidence that children with mitochondrial enzyme deficiencies are worsened by vaccines," Salvatore DiMauro, a professor of neurology at Columbia who is the nation's leading expert on the disorder, told me. Indeed, children like Hannah Poling who are especially susceptible to infections are most likely to benefit from vaccines.

Supporters of the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program argue reasonably that the program should err on the side of overcompensation - a relief valve that is needed in a society that mandates vaccines. But there is a price for this largesse. In the past few years, parents of 4,800 autistic children have filed claims to the vaccine court which have yet to be heard. And average awards in other recent vaccine cases have been more than $800,000. Furthermore, because uncompensated claims in vaccine court can spill into state courts, the Poling decision will likely draw more personal-injury lawyers to the fray. "It's a beginning," said Kevin Conway, a Boston-based lawyer who represents more than 1,200 families with vaccine injury claims.

The vaccine court should return to the preponderance-of-evidence standard. But much damage has already been done by the Poling decision. Parents may now worry about vaccinating their children, more autism research money may be steered toward vaccines and away from more promising leads and, if similar awards are made in state courts, pharmaceutical companies may abandon vaccines for American children. In the name of trying to help children with autism, the Poling decision has only hurt them.

Paul A. Offit, chief of the infectious diseases division of the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, is the author of "Vaccinated: One Man's Quest to Defeat the World's Deadliest Diseases."

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An Ounce of Prevention is Worth Millions in Savings

noemail@immunizeusa.org — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 17:00:00 GMT

The Texas Legislature is confronted with an unprecedented budget shortfall, possibly as much as $20 billion, according to some estimates. In preparation for the Legislature's return in January 2011, all state agencies were asked to trim their budgets by ten percent. As agencies release their budget cuts this fall, the magnitude of the shortfall will become apparent. The impact on Texas will be huge, and the cost to public health will be staggering. In order to comply with the mandated cuts, the Department of State Health Services has been forced to cut vaccinations for more than 100,000 disadvantaged children per year. Eliminating immunizations for tens of thousands of children is a public health disaster waiting to happen. Vaccinations are an invisible investment that prevents debilitating diseases from ever happening. Texans who benefit from immunizations often never know how bad things could have been without those immunizations. There is a greater risk of...

Texas Immunization Summit 2010 to Identify Successes, Concerns and Policy Needs

noemail@immunizeusa.org — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 16:00:00 GMT

Texas Immunization Summit 2010 to Identify Successes, Concerns and Policy Needs - September 30 - October 1, 2010, Sheraton Fort Worth Hotel and Spa HOUSTON (September 27, 2010)- The Immunization Partnership (TIP) will host The Texas Immunization Summit 2010, sponsored by St. David's Foundation. The Summit represents the culminating event of 10 statewide Stakeholder Meetings, attended by hundreds of concerned citizens across Texas. The organization will be releasing a report, called An Ounce of Prevention: Texans Speak Up for Immunizations, summarizing the results of the Stakeholder Meetings, and detailing the participants' recommendations for policy makers. The Summit is expected to draw over 250 participants from across the state and will feature world-renowned experts in immunizations. The tremendous interest in the Summit demonstrates the incredible dedication of our public health officials, immunization providers and legislators to keeping Texans...

Don't Re-gift the Gift that Keeps on Giving

noemail@immunizeusa.org — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 16:00:00 GMT

This is the time of year that we're most sociable, as we attend and host holiday gatherings. We will come into contact with others at holiday parties, special events, and venues to watch our favorite college and professional teams. As we enter the winter flu season, physicians are urging people to get the influenza vaccination to protect against the three types of flu (Influenza A-H3N2, Influenza B, and H1N1). You are not only protecting yourself, but everyone around you. The one gift that you do not want to give is the flu. Flu activity in Texas is considered sporadic, but on the rise in neighboring Louisiana. There has been a sharp increase in southeastern states, particularly in GA, SC, NC, TN, and AL. During week 46 of a Center for Disease Control (CDC) study this year; fifty-one (6.4 percent) specimens tested by laboratories in Texas were positive for influenza, as reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System (NREVSS). ...

Champions for Children Spring Luncheon

noemail@immunizeusa.org — Sun, 04 Apr 2010 17:00:00 GMT

A lively crowd packed The Junior League of Houston for the 2010 Champions for Children Spring Luncheon benefiting The Immunization Partnership.

Chaired by Dr. Lindy McGee and John McKeever, the event featured a presentation by Dr. Paul Offit, chief of Division of Infectious Diseases at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

Dr. Offit, who also is the co-inventor of the rotavirus vaccine RotaTeq and author of several books, outlined the history of the anti-vaccine movement and shared what the future holds for vaccines.

Anna Dragsbaek, CEO of The Immunization Partnership, and board members honored

Dr. Offit with the Ralph D. Feigin, M.D. Award for Excellencefor his dedication to championing education and advocacy for immunizations. In addition, The Houston Area Rotary Clubs received the Community Partnership Award for their commitment to piloting special projects and supporting community-based initiatives that encourage and highlight the importance of vaccines.

About The Immunization Partnership

The Immunization Partnershipis a non-profit organization that aims to eradicate vaccine preventable diseases by developing and coordinating our community’s resources through public and private partnerships. The primary focus areas are education, advocacy and public policy, and support of immunization information systems. For more information, visit www.immunizeUSA.org

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Pertussis Forum Aims to Inform and Raise Awareness

noemail@immunizeusa.org — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 17:00:00 GMT

According to medical professionals at a recent Pertussis Forum, cases of pertussis or whooping cough are on the rise. In fact, 2009 data shows that of the 693 cases in Houston, 24.4 percent have occurred in N.E. Houston. The Immunization Partnership hosted the forum with the goal of informing parents and the community on how to prevent the disease.

Pertussis is a highly communicable disease characterized by cough, followed by vomiting and whooping. Caused by the Bordetella Pertussis bacteria found in the mouth, nose and throat of an infected person, it is named after the “whoop” sound that children often make when they try to breathe during a severe coughing spell. Pertussis is spread through close contact when an infected person talks, sneezes or coughs.

Other Pertussis Facts:

In 2009 there were 2,437 cases of pertussis in Texas,the highest in the U.S.
90% of unvaccinated children living with someone with pertussis will also get thedisease.
Pre-teens and teens get whooping cough more often than any other age group except for infants younger than one year (496 cases per 100,000 adolescents).
Whooping cough may cause pneumonia, bruised ribs, collapsed lungs, increased urination, seizures, infections of the brain and death in pre-teens and teens.
The CDC recommends that persons aged 11 – 12 years receive the tetanus-diphtheria-acellular pertussis vaccine, or Tdap. This FDA-approved vaccine helps prevent not only whooping cough, but also tetanus and diphtheria.

The Immunization Partnership Urges Parents to Have Children Vaccinated for Meningitis

noemail@immunizeusa.org — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 17:45:00 GMT

The Immunization Partnership Urges Parents to Have Children Vaccinated for Meningitis HOUSTON (January 6, 2010)-Effective January 1, 2010, a new law requires first time and transfer students enrolling in college and entering on-campus housing, to show proof of having the meningitis vaccine at least 10 days prior to residency. The law is named the Jamie Schanbaum Act, in honor of Jamie Schanbaum, who survived bacterial meningitis as a college sophomore at the University of Texas in Austin, in November 2008. College students living in dormitories have an exceptionally high rate of meningitis. In fact, the rate of invasive disease among 17-20 year olds is approximately twice that of the overall U.S. population. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that college students living in dormitories get immunized against meningitis, and the law brings Texas into compliance with that recommendation. Had my child...

Houston Area Immunization Partnership Urges Parents of 7th Graders to Take Action and Have their Kids Immunized

noemail@immunizeusa.org — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 13:15:00 GMT

HOUSTON (April 22, 2009) – Three new vaccines are essential for the 337,000 Texas students, including 73,923 Harris County students, entering seventh grade. The Texas Department of State Health Services is requiring that students receive the following vaccines before they enroll for the 2009-2010 school year: One dose of Meningococcal vaccine (Meningitis) One dose of Tdap vaccine - tetanus, diphtheria, acellular pertussis (Whooping Cough) A second dose of Varicella vaccine (Chicken Pox) Dangerous diseases can be easily passed from one child to another, but many of them are easily preventable through immunization. It’s critical we have our children vaccinated to keep them healthy, said Anna C. Dragsbaek, J.D., executive director, Houston Area Immunization Partnership. We urge parents to act now, to avoid the back-to-school rush at doctors’ offices and to avoid delays in starting 7th grade. Over the last several years, we’ve heard a lot of...

Houston Area Immunization Partnership Gelb Share Award

noemail@immunizeusa.org — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 20:00:00 GMT

Gelb Recognized as Top Corporate Citizen for Immunization Brand The Houston marketing community recognized the brand launch of the Houston Area Immunization Partnership at the 2008 American Marketing Association Crystal Awards. Gelb Consulting Group, one of our dedicated partners, received an award for Corporate Citizenship competing with a host of well-qualified entries. The AMA Crystal Award is heavily weighted toward results, which Gelb helped us achieve. By working with Gelb, the Houston Area Immunization Partnership has clarified its mission, created an exciting visual identity, launched a new website, www.immunizehouston.org, and renewed partner enthusiasm. In 2007, we sought to build consensus around a unifying idea, one that aligned our community partners and expanded our potential beyond the management of the Houston Harris County Immunization Registry. Gelb led our board through a process to create the Houston Area Immunization Partnership. It is certainly a well...

Immunization Partnership Gains Executive Director

noemail@immunizeusa.org — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 01:15:00 GMT

In keeping with the new mission of the Houston Area Immunization Partnership, a new Executive Director has been hired who has the skills and vision to take the organization in its new direction. Anna C. Dragsbaek, who has been serving as a part-time interim Director, will assume the Executive Director position on April 4.

Anna comes to us from Texas Children's Hospital, where she was the Manager of the Immunization Project since 2005. There she was involved in collaborative community projects promoting immunization, as well as legislative advocacy work, immunization registry support, outreach to physician offices, and policy issues to support immunization of Houston's children. Anna provided leadership and oversight for the Immunization Project, engaging in public health and policy research, health education, and implementation of the Houston-Harris County Immunization Registry. Prior to becoming Manager, Anna was the Immunization Registry Coordinator.

Anna obtained a Juris Doctorate from the University of Houston Law Center in May, 2006 and was admitted to the Texas Bar in November, 2006. She has studied International and Family Health at the University of Texas School of Public Health.

Frankie Milley Honored by Partnership

noemail@immunizeusa.org — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 19:00:00 GMT

Frankie Milley will be honored by the Houston Area Immunization Partnership for her public service in promoting vaccinations. Frankie and Bob Milley's only son Ryan died from meningococcal meningitis. As a result of Ryan’s death, Milley founded Meningitis Angels, a nonprofit group which has become an international network of education, survivor communication and service. Meningitis Angels currently represents over 500 Angels and families across the U.S. and over 50 abroad. Milley has created a teen awareness group called the Vaccinators to educate other teens, and a big bear character called Beary Wise to educate children on the importance of disease prevention through healthy living and immunizations. She helped to write Texas Senate Bill 31 which helped Texas become the first state in the country which educates students of all ages on bacterial meningitis. Along with other parents across the country, Milley helped to establish meningitis vaccine recommendations for college...

DONATE NOW

Thu, 30 Dec 2010 18:29:56 GMT

The Immunization Partnership (TIP) is a nonprofit 501 (c) (3) and continued support of our projects and services are always needed. Click below for more information about TIP and how to contribute.

SPOTLIGHT ON PERTUSSIS (WHOOPING COUGH)

Thu, 30 Dec 2010 18:29:21 GMT

Pertussis has been on the rise in Texas over the past several years. In 2009 there were 2,437 cases of Pertussis in Texas, the highest number of cases in the nation. Many cases of pertussis are transmitted from family members to babies who are too young to be fully immunized.

ENGAGING COMMUNITIES TO HALT DISEASE

Thu, 30 Dec 2010 18:28:33 GMT

There is a fun and creative way to educate communities and community groups on the importance of immunization called “Community Immunity”. Get trained and bring Community Immunity to your organization!

EMPOWERING THE NEXT GENERATION OF HEALTHCARE WORKERS

Thu, 30 Dec 2010 18:27:34 GMT

Wish to educate your clinic staff on immunization Best Practices? The Immunization Champions project will help raise your clinics rates.

SPEAK UP FOR IMMUNIZATIONS

Thu, 30 Dec 2010 18:26:51 GMT

With the upcoming 82^nd legislative session upon us there are many ways to voice your opinion and support of immunization legislation.

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Tue, 24 Jan 2012 21:13:54 GMT

Protect College Students from Meningitis Big Shot Society TIP Annual Report 2012

Support for Local Immunization Coalitions

Fri, 20 Jan 2012 20:44:45 GMT

The Immunization Partnership is committed to providing technical assistance to local coalitions with respect to immunization education and advocacy. Below, please find a list of our local coalition partner contacts in Texas. To find a list of our local coalition contacts, please click here. CAPACITY-BUILDING RESOURCES FOR LOCAL COALITIONS Media Toolkit for Coalitions Media Toolkit for Coalitions: A Booster Dose of Communication Strategies Access by Section Introduction Section A: What is Media Relations and How Can it Benefit Your Coalition? Section B: The Importance of a Strategic Communications Plan Section C: Engaging With the Media Section D: Interacting with Reporters Section E: Leveraging Owned and Social Media Conclusion Addendum I: Elements of a Strategic Communications...

Texas Immunization Summit 2012

Thu, 19 Jan 2012 21:11:35 GMT

Save the Date!!

Texas Immunization Summit 2012

Thursday, September 27th - Friday, September 28th

The Westin Galleria, Houston, TX

Advisory Council

Thu, 12 Jan 2012 21:04:48 GMT

The Immunization Partnership Advisory Committee October 2011 Ms. Farha Ahmed CFF Capital Management, L.P. Dr. Robert Austin R. J. Austin Consulting Mr. D. Glenn Baird Amegy Bank of Texas Mr. Robert Baker Rotary Club Dr. Marc Boom The Methodist Hospital Mrs. Lauren Burke Community Volunteer Mr. Mark Chretien Greenberg Traurig, LLP Dr. Mary des Vignes- Kendrick Texas A&M Health Science Center Ms. Susie Distefano Memorial Hermann Mr....

The Immunization Partnership Board

Tue, 20 Dec 2011 21:05:35 GMT

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Lindy McGee, M.D. Pediatrician TIP Board President (biography) Kay Tittle, MS, RN, FACHE Texas Children's Pediatric Associates TIP Incoming Board Chair (biography) Barron P. Bogatto Jackson Walker L.L.P. TIP Legal Chair (biography) Julie A. Boom, M.D. Texas Children's Hospital TIP Registry Chair (biography) Craig Cordola ...

Wed, 07 Dec 2011 22:14:05 GMT

Click here for the Texas Children's Hospital Video, Facing Meningitis Meningitis PSA Featuring NBA Star Dexter Pittman New Law Protects College Students from Deadly Disease For Immediate Release Media Contact: Rashena Lindsay Flagg, 713.301.4577 Houston, TX (August 1, 2011) Texans were shocked and saddened by the untimely February 2011 death of Nicolis Williams - a student at Texas A&M University - to meningitis. This tragedy followed a 2009 case in which Jamie Schanbaum, a sophomore at University of Texas at Austin, survived meningitis but became a double amputee as a result of the devastating disease. These families joined forces to secure the passage of Senate Bill 1107 by Senator Wendy Davis (D - Fort Worth) and Representative Charlie Howard (R - Pearland) which was recently signed into law by Governor Perry. The Jamie Schanbaum and Nicolis Williams Act will require college students to be vaccinated against meningitis prior...

Michelle Bohreer

Mon, 28 Nov 2011 20:51:23 GMT

Michelle Bohreer wears many hats...Mom, Lawyer, Past President of the Rotary Club of Houston, and dedicated volunteer for The Immunization Partnership. Michelle's record of volunteer service is nothing short of remarkable. She was one of TIP's first trained Immunization Ambassadors to present the Community Immunity activity. She is also an inaugural member of the Big Shot Society Founder's Circle and she served as a Co-Chair for the TIP Shake It Up Martini Party featuring Dr. Paul Offit. Michelle is deeply committed to creating a healthier community and educating others about the thousands of lives that have been saved through immunizations. As a parent, Michelle understands that there is a significant amount of false information about vaccines and she understands the fear this can inspire in many parents. Michelle truly appreciates The Immunization Partnership's commitment to providing factual information about immunizations and seeks to share...

Meningitis Press Conference Schedule

Mon, 28 Nov 2011 19:36:32 GMT

Effective January 1, 2012, The “Jamie Schanbaum and Nicolis Williams Act,” requires all college students under age 30 and attending class on a Texas campus to be vaccinated against bacterial meningitis, prior to school entry (Senate Bill 1107). Healthcare leaders and advocates will host a press conference to remind Texans about the law. Speakers will discuss meningitis and the vaccine that prevents it, and the impact on public health. In addition, The Immunization Partnership will introduce a PSA that will launch a statewide awareness campaign. Representatives from Texas Children’s Hospital will also unveil an educational video that features meningitis survivor Jamie Schanbaum and the parents of Nicolis Williams (Texas college student who lost his life to the disease).

San Antonio – UTSA - Main Campus

Wednesday, November 30th at 10:00 AM

Dallas – Dallas Community College – El Centro Campus

Friday, December 2nd at 10:00 AM

Mon, 28 Nov 2011 19:17:49 GMT

Houston Endowment, Inc. has supported The Immunization Partnership since its inception. In 2003, the foundation gave a $1 million grant to establish a citywide registry to record childhood immunizations. Since then, the registry has been transitioned to the State and TIP has evolved into an organization that seeks to address both the root cause of low immunization rates and the far-reaching policy issues, which impact immunization rates in Texas. As it was in the beginning, the support provided by Houston Endowment, Inc. continues to be critical to TIP's growth and development as an organization. In 2010, Houston Endowment, Inc. generously approved a two-year grant which has enabled TIP to undertake a strategic initiative of capacity building and program growth. This gift has allowed TIP to grow its three focus areas of Advocacy, Education, and Support of Immunization Information Systems and to hire a Fund Development Director to diversify the philanthropic...

Big Shot Society

Tue, 22 Nov 2011 18:38:17 GMT

The Immunization Partnership Big Shots Learn More About the Big Shot Society Founders Circle Inoculator Dr. Lindy McGee & Tom McGee Michelle & Steve Bohreer Judge Ed & Gwen Emmett John McKeever Phyllis & Graham Painter Preventer Steve Burrill & Tara Nutik Drs. Julie & Marc Boom Monique & John Boom Vicki & John Brentin Lauren & Ken Burke Kim Cotner David Amy & Gentry Lee Aileen McCormick Elizabeth & Thomas Mosele Dr. Chris Pielop & Josie Pielop Dr. Theresa Vicroy Richard Yount Booster D. Glenn Baird Kay Bruce Walter Bruce Katherine Byrd & Dr. Richard Byrd Dr. Adrian R. Clarke Laura Clay Theresa & Thomas Coffey Jacquelyn & Collin Cox Katie & John Daily Dr. Nancy Dickason & Dr. Michael Connely Russ Frank Pam & Doug Goodson Lynn Gremillion Susan Feigin Harris Dr. Shannon Hayes & Patrick Hayes Dr. Mary Healy ...

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