The SAFE study shows that the efficacy of misoprostol alone regimens for medical abortion is higher than previously reported in clinical trials CAMBRIDGE, Mass., November 18, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Highlights of the SAFE study: Self-directed abortion (SMA) with medication is very safe and effective: Medicated SA is no …
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OTTAWA – A 23-year-old woman with cystic fibrosis from Ottawa says she needs life-saving medicine that costs $ 300,000 a year, but says her private insurance won’t pay for it. âI was basically told this was my last option,â says Sara Aldrich. Aldrich was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis at a …
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When Martin Njoku watched opioid addiction devastate his West Virginia community, he felt compelled to help. It was the place where he had made his home for three decades, where he had raised his two daughters and made his dream of owning a pharmacy come true. In 2016, after flooding …
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By Dr Thomas Polucki In 2010, I lost my father to neuropathy. I had no idea he was so sick, even though we talked to each other every weekend on the phone. He lived in the East, so I rarely went out there, and the last time I saw him …
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HIV-positive man awaiting deportation to Jamaica denied life-saving treatment in migrant detention center, The independent has learned. The 42-year-old relies on daily medication to manage his condition, and says doses for his other ailments, schizophrenia and depression, have been reduced by staff at the Colnbrook Immigration Center. He has lived …
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FOOD – November is National Diabetes Awareness Month and experts are highlighting an increase in prescriptions and diabetic complications since the start of the pandemic. According to Shoppers Drug Mart, they saw a 17% increase in the number of new patients filling prescriptions for diabetes compared to 2019 to 2021. …
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In April, the FDA relaxed its regulations to allow people to access abortion pills by mail (although they still need a telemedicine visit) during the COVID pandemic, allowing some self-administered abortions. Vogue teens spoke to a young woman who, due to various factors, decided to manage her abortion on her …
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DENVER, November 1, 2021 / PRNewswire-PRWeb / – ClinOne, the patient relations company for clinical trials, cracked the code to keep elderly patients engaged and safe with its dosage manager, which is part of the platform unique ClinOne directly to the patient. The interactive SMS solution, easy to use for …
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Geriatric adults with cancer often have multiple co-morbidities and are therefore often prescribed multiple medications. A study published in the Journal of Geriatric Oncology examined the prevalence of potentially inappropriate medications (PIMs), serious drug interactions (SDIs) and their associated risk factors in the elderly. The aging of the population has …
Read More »Initiating Drugs for Opioid Use Disorders Via Telemedicine During COVID-19: Implications for Proposed Reforms to Law Ryan Haight
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The study aimed to highlight problems with the correct delivery of interrupted drugs, which increases the risk of drug safety events. A summary presented at the American College of Cardiology Quality Summit Virtual showed that there are several methods that can be used to alert community pharmacy staff to canceled …
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ALEXANDRIA, Louisiana (KALB) – Buying drugs can be extremely costly, and staying compliant with drugs such as insulin, high blood pressure, and other drugs that need to be taken on a daily basis can be a challenge. A pharmacy in Alexandria makes it easier for people to keep track of …
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Medication is a wonderful thing; it saves lives and improves chronic disease. In most cases, this is the difference between living and existing. However, there are well-documented cases where the drugs that are supposed to help end up causing very serious problems. I’m not just talking about allergic reactions to …
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With tubes in his nose, the man can barely reach a whisper as he speaks in a 49-second music video. Key points: Influential religious leader hesitated to actively promote vaccines Doctors say natural remedies cannot be used to prevent or treat COVID-19 Vaccination rates have increased, but misinformation and COVID-19 …
Read More »ADHD Online Now Offers Medication Management In Vermont
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Read More »Customers frustrated with drug wait times
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A new study points out that certain elements of tryptic casein hydrolyzate (THC), a mixture of protein elements naturally produced from the digestion of milk, could form the basis of new remedies for sleep. Image via Pixabay. The calming and restful effect of a glass of warm milk before bed …
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The coronavirus pandemic has triggered a plethora of online and remote services, but not all of them are as useful as extensions to telemedicine or groceries ordered online and delivered to your door: Fake online pharmacies have also mushroomed. during COVID-19, putting their customers at serious risk. “Criminals will use …
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Patients with incurable kidney cancer can safely take “treatment vacations” and give up their potent but debilitating drug for up to a year, study finds. More than 15,000 Britons take sunitinib or pazopanib, very effective daily pills that stop the spread of advanced kidney cancer, but also cause a series …
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Medication naloxone is so effective in saving the lives of opioid overdose victims that some people fear it could lead drug users to believe that heroin and related drugs are no longer risky. But a new study suggests that’s not the case. The increased access to naloxone did not lead …
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Read More »Controversial provider covers health care for Michigan prisoners
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Actor Aamir Khan’s daughter Ira Khan has not been feeling well since her medication was changed recently. Ira spoke about her struggle with mental health and was diagnosed with depression. Ira took to Instagram on Saturday to share a 10-minute video, updating her followers on her condition. She said she …
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Elixir pharmacy benefits and services company has selected Maxor Specialty Pharmacy to be the exclusive supplier of its cystic fibrosis (CF) drug network. Maxor Specialty specializes in rare diseases like cystic fibrosis and is one of four pharmacies in the United States to have access to all approved cystic fibrosis …
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(AP) – A study of UK patients with a long history of depression shows how difficult it can be to stop taking drugs, even for those who feel well enough to try. Just over half of the participants who gradually stopped their antidepressants relapsed within a year. In contrast, the …
Read More »Nick ‘Honey Badger’ Cummins Supports Petition to Bring Cystic Fibrosis Drugs to Australia
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Inexpensive Anti-Seizure Drug Dramatically Improves Learning, Memory, and Other Cognitive Functions In Alzheimer’s Patients Who Have Seizure Activity In Their Brain, A Study Published in the Sept. 27 issue of JAMA Neurology . “This is a drug used for epilepsy,” says Keith Vossel, MD, MSc, director of the Mary S. …
Read More »LEGAL EAGLE: Explain when you might need to take medication
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Read More »UK University Hospitals Set Up Closed Loop Drug Supply
Derby UK University Hospitals and the Burton NHS Foundation Trust have successfully integrated its electronic prescription drug administration module and the Trust’s pharmacy inventory control system. Traditionally and with potential risks, drug claims are manually copied from printed or handwritten paper documents. This resulted in a lengthy transcription process for …
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Read More »TTUHSC Hosts Medication Cleanout ™ so Area Residents Can Dispose of Medication Properly | KAMR
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The price of insulin has increased dramatically over the past 20 years. Diabetics often ration their insulin, with fatal results, due to soaring prices. Biden proposed a measure that would allow Medicare to negotiate lower prices for the drugs. Melissa McEwen is a diabetic from Helena, Montana. This is an …
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By IRIS SAMUELS Associated Press / Report for America Medical abortion accounts for about 40% of all abortions in the United States. It is an option that has become important during the COVID-19 pandemic. While Republican states strive to restrict access to abortion in general, many also limit access to …
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There is no cure for psoriasis, but some over-the-counter (OTC) treatments can relieve itching, dander, or uncomfortable skin. OTC products are often sold online or in stores without a doctor’s prescription. They come in different formulations, such as: lotions creams gels oils foams tars bath solutions shampoos In this article, …
Read More »Cameroon: MINDEF – Medicines given to Joint Military Regions
Defense Minister Joseph Beti Assomo presided over the launch ceremony for the distribution of drugs and medical supplies. The government of Cameroon through the Ministry of Defense has benefited from the donation of a large batch of drugs and medical supplies by the Mark Foundation International USA and International Relief …
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By Aubrey Graham, LCSW, CSAC, CSOTP, Emily Siqveland and Kurt Larrick Arlington County, Va., Which is just across the Potomac River from Washington DC, recently announced that some inmates will be provided with fentanyl test strips upon release from prison. The program is one of many innovative approaches to tackle …
Read More »Enclara Pharmacia Announces Real-Time Bidirectional Medication Integration with Complia Health’s Suncoast | Business
PHILADELPHIA – (BUSINESS WIRE) – Sep 21, 2021– Enclara Pharmacia, the market leader in comprehensive pharmacy management services for the hospice community, announces the development of a two-way drug interface with Complia Health’s Suncoast EMR platform. This innovation supports efficiency, accuracy and regulatory compliance by delivering drugs profiled by Enclara …
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Read More »Southgate Clinic offers medicine kiosk to avoid separate trip to pharmacy – The News Herald
A self-service pharmacy kiosk – stuffed with technology and weighing nearly two tonnes – is operational at a clinic in Southgate, dispensing prescriptions to patients on-site. Best of all, the oversized vending machine has a human touch. Ramona Valdivia, some kind of shining kiosk sidekick, patrols the reception area of …
Read More »Patients in Virginia will soon have access to home abortion medication
Starting in October, patients in Virginia will be able to access home abortion medications through telehealth visits. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic and the Virginia League of Planned Parenthood, which operate six clinics across the state, have announced that they will begin offering abortion medications through the mail after a virtual …
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LaVonne Borsheim’s family did not understand why she was in such severe pain. Ms Borsheim, 86, had long suffered from rheumatoid arthritis and other health problems, including hip and knee replacements and heart failure. Her husband, Roger, looked after her in their tiny home in suburban Minneapolis, meticulously administering the …
Read More »Can Medication Help Us Fight Alzheimer’s Disease?
Scientists target plaques, proteins, and inflammation to prevent or slow disease progression. When the FDA approved the Alzheimer’s disease drug aducanumab (Aduhelm) in June 2021, it sparked a storm of criticism. Some doctors and their patients celebrated the decision, hailing the arrival of the first treatment for Alzheimer’s disease in …
Read More »Alabama could see COVID drug supplies reduced
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Mrs. Justina Owusu-Banahene Madame Justina Owusu-Banahene, Bono’s regional minister has pleaded with Ghanaians to avoid self-medication as the government strives to flatten the curve of the country’s coronavirus disease (COVID-19).Instead, the regional minister has asked everyone to have immediate medical examinations whenever they observe abnormalities in their body system. Mad …
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Market research location just got out Global Prescription Arthritis Drugs Market 2021-2027, a global study report that combines industry expertise, unique ideas, practical solutions, and cutting-edge technology to improve user experience. Research is a great way to learn more about the global prescription arthritis drugs market, emerging trends, product applications, …
Read More »Planned Parenthood Now Offers Telehealth Medical Abortions at Home at DMV | WDVM25 and DCW50
WASHINGTON (WDVM) – Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington, DC (PPMW) has announced that it will provide home abortion services to people in the DMV area, becoming the second Planned Parenthood affiliate in the country to offer this service. A press release says this option is available “up to eight weeks …
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HAGERSTOWN, Md. (WDVM) – Expired or even unwanted drugs could put people at risk for drug addiction. In western Maryland, Washington Goes Purple, which is an addiction prevention and awareness organization, went door-to-door alongside members of the Hagerstown Police and Fire Departments for their first march drug recovery since the …
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SIOUX FALLS, SD – South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem on Tuesday issued an executive order to restrict access to abortive drugs and clarify that drug-induced abortions are state law requiring consultation in person with a doctor. Amid a nationwide push among Republicans to ban most abortions, Noem called on the …
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âYou are not a horse. You are not a cow. Seriously, all of you. Stop it, âis the succinct warning the United States Food and Drug Administration posted on its Twitter account on Saturday about ivermectin, a livestock pest control drug that some people have used as a COVID treatment. …
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Kampala – More Ugandans are treating themselves without first seeing a doctor as the COVID-19 pandemic rages on. The Uganda Pharmaceutical Company Board made the revelation in a recent statement. “With the surge in COVID-19 cases in recent months, many people have decided to use drugs such as dexamethasone and …
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Read More »Veteran nurse discovers drug violation, up to 100 patients affected | Health
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Health organizations fear that the unsupervised use of looted drugs could endanger people’s health. According to the advice, the recent riots in KZN and Gauteng have had long-term effects on the healthcare system. They say the effects of the riots were already being felt. South Africa’s statutory health regulators have …
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Filmmaker Karan Johar shared his Yash Johar foundation’s month one ‘newsletter’ on Sunday and gave details of the work they have done to help those affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Named after her late father, the foundation was launched last month to bring relief and support to members of the …
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While Medicaid is the largest source of funding in the United States for the treatment of opioid use disorder (OUD), covering 38% of patients, there is a lack of data on Medicaid regarding the differences in medication use for OUD. Investigators, led by Julie M. Donohue, PhD, Health Policy and …
Read More »FDA chief tells reporter to ‘pass’ when rushed to approve Biogen Alzheimer drug
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Amid the ongoing ‘second wave’ of COVID-19, some people have started to take it upon themselves to fend off the still looming coronavirus threat with unproven do-it-yourself (DIY) remedies and self-medication advice rampantly spreading on social media platforms, such as WhatsApp and Facebook. As with most things in the information …
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CAMDEN – A money laundering operation has been shut down and a pharmaceutical sales representative faces charges according to acting US lawyer Rachael A. Honig. Honig announced that Paul Camarda, 39, of Holmdel, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Robert B. Kugler of the Camden Federal Court, to admitting to …
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Extreme temperatures like those of the recent record-breaking heat wave in British Columbia pose an additional threat in their effects on perishables like food and medicine, scientists warn. The heat can spoil foods and prescription drugs, which could exacerbate the deadly effects of the heat wave, they say. This is …
Read More »West Virginia Group Launches Digital Ads To Promote Affordable Prescription Drug Prices | News, Sports, Jobs
Protect Our Care is launching digital ads to promote a bill in Congress that will allow the government to negotiate the prices of prescription drugs, including diabetes drugs and supplies. (Photo by Steven Allen Adams) CHARLESTON – A healthcare advocacy group launched digital ads this week to draw the attention …
Read More »Talking about drugs must be destigmatized
July 2, 2021 Alyssa Milano called on people to âde-stigmatizeâ talking about drugs in relation to mental health. Alyssa Milano The ‘Charmed’ star took to social media to criticize a troll who asked her if she “forgot to take [her] medication, âas she said, she takes her mental health issues …
Read More »Global Drug Adhesion Packaging Systems Market (2021-2026) Player Outlook WestRock, Omnicell, Genoa Healthcare, Parata Systems (TCGRx)
MarketsandResearch.biz just published a research study on Global Drug Adhesion Packaging Systems Market 2021 by Company, Regions, Type and Application, Forecast to 2026 which first covers the current pattern and market growth forecast. From the outlook of the report, it takes into account the revenue generated from the product sales …
Read More »Fibromyalgia patients substituting CBD for pain medication – Pain News Network
By Pat Anson, PNN Editor-in-Chief With opioid drugs increasingly difficult to obtain, many people with chronic pain turn to cannabis products for pain relief. A new survey of fibromyalgia patients suggests that cannabidiol (CBD) works well not only as an alternative to opioids, but for many other pain relievers as …
Read More »Real-world data supports co-medication strategy with TNF inhibitors in psoriatic arthritis
medwireNews: Co-medication with methotrexate may improve remission rates from psoriatic arthritis in people initiating tumor necrosis factor (TNF) inhibitors adalimumab or infliximab, but not etanercept, shows data from large observational study in Europe. Ulf Lindström (University of Gothenburg, Sweden) and colleagues state that their ‘results support the dominant strategy, in …
Read More »How To Pay For Diabetic Drugs Without Insurance – Daily Film
Do you live with diabetes and find that the cost of your medications is putting you in financial difficulty? Did you know that every day a new case of diabetes is diagnosed in the United States? Millions of Americans live with diabetes. Whether it is type 1 or type 2. …
Read More »MidCentral Health ‘Did Not Comply With Law’ On Controlled Medicines, Audit Says
Nicholas McBride / Stuff A review of MidCentral Health’s operations revealed a list of 10 “corrective actions,” which the board says it is on track to meet. A review of MidCentral Health’s operations revealed shortcomings in medication management – issues that auditors say have been around for a long time. …
Read More »Telehealth established for access to medicines – fbc news
To ensure that people continue to have access to life-saving medicines, the Department of Health has introduced telehealth for people living with non-communicable diseases. Permanent Secretary Dr James Fong said it would open for the Western and Central Divisions from Monday. It will be open weekdays from 9 a.m. to …
Read More »Uganda: Covid-19 – Experts warn against self-medication before testing
Medical experts have warned Ugandans against signing up for Covid-19 treatment without first testing to find out their status. The practice has mainly been seen in a family setting where one member tests positive for the virus and the others begin treatment without prior testing and without medical advice. Commonly …
Read More »Creating Evio pharmacy solutions to address affordability, outcomes and drug experience
A privately funded company will offer innovative drug solutions to patients, providers and clients; Hank Schlissberg, Veteran Healthcare Executive, Named President and CEO DENVER, June 22, 2021 / PRNewswire / – The clinical benefits of today’s pharmaceutical and specialty drug offerings are truly miraculous. But the concrete evidence to ensure …
Read More »Why doesn’t my insurance cover my prescription?
Let’s define the form mentioned above. A form is created by a pharmacy and therapeutics committee on behalf of the pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs). The formularies list the drugs that the insurance will cover under a particular plan. These drugs are selected based on their evidence of safety and efficacy, …
Read More »Drug device to stop HIV transmission: study
Drug Device to Stop HIV Transmission: Study | Photo credit: Pixabay Washington: Researchers have designed a “smart new segmented device” that delivers drugs to stop HIV transmission and will help women protect themselves from infection. Although using condoms is the best strategy to prevent HIV transmission, researchers are working to …
Read More »Basic Medication Use Associated With Severity Of COVID-19 In People With Rheumatic Diseases
Due to sample size limitations, previous studies on DMARD use and COVID-19 outcomes combined several rheumatic diseases and different drugs, and looked at a single outcome, for example, the risk of ‘hospitalization. EULAR provided financial support for a global project to collect information on SARS-CoV-2 infection in people with rheumatic …
Read More »US Spends $ 3 Billion to Develop Antiviral Drug to Fight Covid in Early Stages of Infection
The Biden administration is expected to spend $ 3.2 billion on a program dedicated to developing antiviral drugs to fight Covid-19 in the early stages of infection. The new program, the Antiviral Program for Pandemics, has been announced Thursday by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). In a …
Read More »Parents of children with cancer protest as drug shortages continue
Long-standing protests against the shortage of drugs to treat children with cancer continued on Tuesday: Parents of sick boys and girls blocked access to Terminal 1 at Mexico City airport and pledged to stay there. stay until the Federal Ministry of Health resolves the issue. About 20 mothers and fathers …
Read More »The GoodRx Effect: How GoodRx is Changing the Economics of Healthcare
SANTA MONICA, Calif .– (COMMERCIAL THREAD) –GoodRx, Inc. (NASDAQ: GDRX), America’s premier resource for healthcare savings, just released a new report that discusses the effect society has had on the US healthcare system by helping patients pay for their drugs. The paper, The GoodRx effect, discusses how GoodRx has improved …
Read More »Study: Chances of death, hospital care increase when statins are stopped
Living longer often means living with multiple health problems and many medications to manage them. Naturally, many doctors and their patients wonder if any of these drugs can be safely stopped. A new Italian study suggests statins shouldn’t be taken off the list. Among more than 29,000 adults aged 65 …
Read More »Lung volume reduction surgery (LVRS): benefits, risks and costs
Lung volume reduction surgery (LVRS) involves removing damaged lung tissue, which can help people with lung damage breathe more easily. Doctors tend to recommend LVRS for people with severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), but it is not suitable for everyone with this condition. In this article, we explain the …
Read More »Woman accused of failing to give medication to 11 residents of long-term care home in Brampton
TORONTO – A 59-year-old woman has been charged with allegations of medication not administered as prescribed to several residents of a Brampton long-term care home where she worked. Peel Regional Police said they received the complaint earlier this month from the nursing home in the McLaughlin Road South and Steeles …
Read More »“Appropriate drug helped defeat virus”: The Tribune India
Keeping your positive and negative mind at bay, taking proper medication, and getting rest are some of the ways you can fight Covid-19 disease. This is what Jatin Sharma, medical laboratory technician at Guru Nanak Dev Hospital (GNDH), said here. In 2020, there was more panic and terror at that …
Read More »Drug Management Systems Market Highlights 2021, Recent Trends, Market Growth, and Business Opportunities Till 2028 – Roche, Medication Management Systems Inc., Cerner Corporation
the Medication management system Market The research report provides detailed observation of several aspects including growth rate, regional scope, and recent developments of key market players. The report offers Porter’s five forces, PESTEL, and market analysis to provide 360-degree research study on the global Drug Management System Market. The research …
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