PREVENTION ( )CON TU MUNDOAND TREATMENT 51Diabetes is a chronic and irreversible metabolic condition thatoccurs when the pancreas does not produce insulin or producestoo little (type 1), or when the body becomes insulin resistant andcannot use it efficiently (type 2). Type 2 diabetes is generally asso-ciated with physical inactivity and a poor diet. Insulin is the hormo-ne responsible for bringing glucose from food to the cells, where itis transformed into energy that the body needs. If this cycle doesnot occur as it normally should, sugar accumulates in the blooduntil it reaches levels that are harmful to your health, dehydratingyour cells and leaving your body without fuel.FOOD ALTERNATIVES TOINCLUDE IN YOUR DIET► Black, green or stuffed olives.► Walnut butter, almond butter or peanut butter without added sugar.► Different varieties of nuts such as pistachios, macadamias, peanuts, Brazil nuts, hazelnuts and almonds.► Non-starchy vegetables such as chard, artichokes, eggplant, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, asparagus, spinach, mushrooms, palm hearts and radishes.► Fruits such as dates, raspberries, figs, kiwis, strawberries, mandarins and mangoes.► Apricots, plums, peaches and cherries – either fresh or dried.► Other vegetables such as celery, alfalfa or soybean sprouts, pumpkin, onion, cabbage, cauliflower, cucumber, peppers of all kinds, leeks and tomatoes.► Unsweetened ready-to-consume grains, as well as bran or oat flour or flakes. Quinoa, rice, rye and whole barley are also recommended.
YOCOURNWTUOMRLUDNDO(( ) )your generation FRIENDS FOREVER: A PERSONAL Thanks to technology and the CHOICE opportunity it brings to find those who we have lost touch with, high Friendships that last school reunions are now more common. a lifetime can be built at People from the class of 1985, 2000 and 2009 meet to share memories and reflect any stage of life. The on the good old days. “We learn about choice to develop a this form of socializing as children. friendship, however, is Relationships outside of the family start to form and children begin to find things always personal. in common, laugh together, play at recess, give meaning to their friendship, MEDICAL ADVISORS practice rules and norms, and they can ROSA GUEVARA QUINTERO - Psychologist, prac- find lifelong friends,” explains psycholo- gist Felipe Gutiérrez Vélez. titioner at Coomeva Private Healthcare FELIPE GUTIÉRREZ VÉLEZ - Psychologist SOCIAL BEINGS From when they are born, children operate under the principles of pleasure and authenticity. They only want to be with whom they share common interests, affini- ties and with those they understand.52
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YOCOURNWTUOMRLUDNDO(( ) )your generation“There’s also the value of sharing: children and camaraderie; although competitionwill not feel good with those who want to and wanting attention can also play a roledominate them. They prefer their peers and in this stage. “There are a lot of aspects tothose who see the world the same way, friendship. While, morally, they may notwhich is why they only want to hear answers always be perfect, they are a necessarythat keep them satisfied,” indicates psycho- part of an individual’s psychological deve-logist Rosa Guevara Quintero. This clashes lopment,” Dr. Guevara adds .with the perspective of adults, who wanttheir children to be next to those that can Regardless of what they are based on,offer some type of benefit to them, “So we friendships are emotional relationshipsdo something called programming: we that can last a lifetime whether they aregroom the child so their needs fit ours. We with the same people or whether theywant them to have friends that we like and change. They also form in different pla-that share our same interests. But ces such as high school, college, work orfriendships and relationships that children through playing sports. Everyone canestablish themselves are connections that define their relationships how they seeare more authentic because they are fit, and decide along the way who theirsomething that is not imposed on them.” soulmates, colleagues, acquaintances or closest friends are. High school friends, Friendships that children have when for example, are part of the group that isthey are two, three or five, however, are there to witness the development of adifferent than those they will form as person’s personality, with school reu-teens – a stage in which other needs arisesuch as commitment, support, sincerity •nions serving as an excuse to meet again, but as adult versions CONNECTING THROUGH DIFFERENCES Psychologist Rosa Guevara Quintero points out that in order for children’s friendships to flourish, it is necessary to let them be and feel. “Many times parents tell children not to mix with people of a certain age, religion or social status. We have to do away with those patterns; this is why we have children who are alone – as they have barriers that are imposed upon them from home. They must be spontaneous, and parents must therefore allow children to have other spaces to spend time with their friends from school.”54
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YCOOUNRTWU OMRULNDDO( ) )little giantsTHROUGHFINE MOTOR SKILLS PLAY In children, Fine motor skills consist of making around age two, as it becomes more evi- this ability is a sign refined, precise and delicate move- dent in their development. This skill ments. They include doing activities becomes complete by the time children that the nervous that require hand-eye coordination and are about five or six years old, and it is per-system is developing stimulating short muscles to cut, string, fected all throughout life.properly. Developing write or perform other functions thatthis skill in children is require small movements As Díaz states, the first signs of fine motor skills are grasp reflexes, when the the role of parents. According to general physician Iván baby closes their hand around their Alejandro Díaz Rengifo, “Fine motor parent’s finger or grabs onto certain MEDICAL ADVISOR skills are one of the forms of expression objects. To foster this skill, Dr. Díaz IVÁN ALEJANDRO DÍAZ RENGIFO that differentiate humans from other recommends providing the baby with fle- species and allow them to use tools not xible objects, especially those that make General Physician only to survive, but to express feelings sounds when you touch them, “It is very and sensations through art and writing, important that they become familiar with for example.” different textures, so they understand that not everything is the same. This fosters Reinforcing this skill in children is key their psychomotor development. The because it is part of their neurodeve- experiences they have through touch also lopment and allows them, in their first contribute to the development of their stages of life, to understand the world, personality and intelligence, as this is the interact with it and develop abilities for way they discover the world.” when they are adults. While developing fine motor skills could be said to begin at It is also important to understand that birth, it becomes much more important while fine motor skills manifest primarily56
( )CON TU MUNDOin fine hand movements, there are alsothose that involve the feet, toes, tongueand lips. This is why it is common forthem to bring objects to their mouths andexplore them with it.HOW TO FOSTER FINE MOTOR SKILLSParents can attend workshops on how todevelop fine motor skills. While theseare beneficial and recommended, physi-cians recommend parents take time eachday to practice them. That is why thesetypes of activities help create bonds bet-ween parents and children, especially ifthis is done through play, as this is theway children interact. “When parentsbecome involved in play they createimportant emotional bonds. This is whydeveloping fine motor skills should notbe seen as a task, but something thathappens naturally through play. Itdoesn’t have to be very complicated,”the doctor concludes 57
YCOOUNRTWU OMRULNDDO( ) )little giantsFOSTERING FINE MOTORSKILLS AT EVERY STAGE Age one: children can build towers with big blocks, play with toys that make sounds, turn the pages of a cardboard book, and use both hands to hold and drink from a cup. Age two: children can hold stress balls, open and close containers with lids that pop off, roll and push objects, undress and eat alone or with little help. Age three: children can plant seeds of different sizes (which helps develop their ability to pinch with their fingers), open and close containers with screw caps, and take off their shirt, pants or shoes on their own. Age four: children can put play-dough in specific areas, place clothing pins around a piece of cardboard, and button and unbutton. Age five: children can use pencils and watercolors, use droppers, tie knots, and undress and get dressed all on their own. WARNING SIGNS TO LOOK OUT FOR ► While these exercises are a good reference point to have a negative impact on controlling fine motor stimulate the development of fine motor skills, it is skills. So if parents notice a delay in their child’s development, it is important to see a physician. important to keep in mind that they are not a gene- ► Do not restrict the child in their development process unless they are doing something harmful. As they deve- ral expectation for all. Every child develops at their lop their skills, it is also important to give them praise, so they know that what they are doing is correct own pace. ► According to the U.S. National Library of Medicine, problems with the brain, spinal cord and nerves can58
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( )CON TU MUNDOSTAYING GROUNDED More than just a symbol of fashion and beauty, wearingPWIATH IARGOOOD F high heels can take its toll onSHOES the women that wear them. But tennis shoes and flats are not always an easy ans-Using inappropriate footwear can lead to wer, as poor shoe choice can lead toproblems or conditions that affect the more than just simple discomfort.aesthetics and wellbeing of your feet. According to Iván Arroyave, orthopedic MEDICAL ADVISOR IVÁN ARROYAVE - Orthopedic Doctor and Foot Surgeon doctor and foot surgeon, it is impossible to generalize the perfect shoe for everybody, “The foot’s structure is not designed to bear heavy loads. It is designed to distribute them. The sole of the feet can bear up to seven times a person’s body weight which is why shoes made with rigid materials that are not very ergonomic can cause pain in the heel, knee or back – for example. This is why it is important to know how to choose well.” In general, using inappropriate shoes that do not fit a person’s needs, can get their bones and muscles out of balance and make them overwork. They can also cause ham- mer, claw, and mallet toes, bunions, corns, overlapping toes and posture problems.MAKING YOUR CHOICE A GOOD EXPERIENCEOur expert gives a few general recommendations to keep in mind when purchasing footwear:1. The best time to purchase shoes is in the onset of calluses which are often 5. With sports shoes, choose a shoethe evening, as throughout the day the the product of friction between the that is appropriate for each sport. Thefoot swells and inappropriate footwear shoe and foot. same shoe should not be used to playcan contribute to pressure or pain. 4. Flexibles soles are not recommen- both tennis and basketball.2. Shoes should generally be a half ded under any circumstance as they do 6. A “healthy” heel should not measurecentimeter longer than the foot. This not protect the feet from the protru- longer than three centimeters to makecan help compensate for the swelling sion of external objects. As for the sure that the shoe is comfortable andthat occurs at the end of the day. internal sole of the shoe, inserts should can be tolerated. However, the specia-3. There should be plenty of space in be ergonomic and firm so that the mid- list emphasizes that there is no onethe front part of the shoe. Avoid pointy sole protects the heel. The midsole measurement that is right for all. High-shoes so that the feet can enter easily should be a about one centimeter thick heel shoes contribute to lordosis, awithout pressure. This helps prevent to cushion the foot while walking. large inward arch in the lumbar spine. 61
( )CON TU MUNDO COMFORT AND QUALITY HIGH-HEELS FOR CHILDREN FOR MEN For people with knee or meniscus While it goes against what parents like In general, men’s footwear generally issues as well as arthrosis, the use of to think, walking barefoot is good for presents no health complications. high heels should be limited. High children. According to Dr. Arroyave, Dr. Arroyave recommends choosing heels place an extra burden on the this helps them develop motor skills, shoes that can be put on easily, knee and increase pressure on the allows them to move their toes and without having to force them on, area behind it. As our orthopedic joints and even strengthens their mus- and that the sole should be neither doctor explains, “Using high-heel cles. When they do use shoes, howe- flat nor flexible in order to prevent shoes and bearing too much weight ver, it is important to keep in mind that future discomfort. “The best shoes can damage cartilage. While this does their function is more protective. It is are the shoes you feel comfortable not happen from one day to the next, also important to be aware of when the with, there’s no general rule.” frequent use of these types of shoes child may need to get new shoes, can be damaging. In many cases, it is because as children grow, they need to important to understand that the be replaced more frequently. shoe isn’t the only cause of the pro- blem. Other factors can also play a role such as injuries, diseases such as diabetes, and physical deformities.”CAREFUL WITH INSERTS► Make sure they are the right fit for you. Not all inserts ► Inserts are generally used as a treatment or prevention work for every shoe. •method when there are areas on the bones or the soles of► If you use them daily, change them every six months on average. the feet that receive abnormal pressure62
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CON TU MUNDO( )pasatiemposCRUCIGRAMA Nivel fácil SUDOKU A B C D E FG H I J K L SOLUCIONES1 Horizontales Adenoides-Ar-Meso-Ia-Ito-Paliativos-Gea-Aa-2 Depresión-Suite-Tas-Ice-Reo-Iza-Er-Es-Fiar-Na- Ag-Cr-Pi-Chatear-Usan-II-Asia-Tote-Atar-Fina-3 Or-Soma-Asís-So Verticales4 Amigos-Encías-De-Ui-Ahito-Espadice-Am- Noa-Eter-Tara-Lupe-Aes-Regaifa-Diabetes-5 Rais-Eat-Sao-Ni-Iris-Frutas-IV-II-So-Atoan- Zapatos-Rosa-Marinero678 Nivel medio910111213HORIZONTALES VERTICALES1. Atrapan los gérmenes que pueden entrar al A. Los que son para toda la vida, generalmen- cuerpo por la boca. Voz de mando. te se construyen en la infancia. La mala higiene de estas puede provocar el desa-2. Voz griega que significa medio. Dios calmuco. rrollo de enfermedades como gingivitis y Diminutivo masculino. periodontitis.3. Este tipo de cuidados ayudan al paciente ter- B. Nombre de la tercera consonante. minal a aceptar el proceso que atraviesa. Cerradas. Harto.4. Madre de los titanes. Sigla abstemia. C. Tipo de espiga. En la mañana.5. Esta patología mental puede desencadenarse D. Río de España. Fluido hipotético. Defecto. E. Guadalupe, en casa. Vocal abierta, en plural. debido al estrés laboral. F. Torta, masa de harina.6. Habitación principal en un hotel. Yunque G. Ocurre cuando el cuerpo no puede regular de plateros. la cantidad de azúcar en la sangre. Título7. Hielo inglés. Acusado. Levanta lavandera. del presidente de Egipto.8. Terminación verbal. Existe. Dar crédito. H. Comer, en inglés. Santo portugués.9. Diosa guerrera. Plata. Cromo. 3,14,16. Conjunción negativa.10. Para entablarlo de manera fluida es necesa- I. Arco colorido. Se recomienda consumirlas en su forma original. rio comprender el contexto en el que está J. Cuatro romanos. Doble cerrada. Salud la persona. Utilizan. Ocupacional.11. Dos romanos. Continente. Especia de pólvora. K. Remolcan la nave. Usarlos de manera inco-12. Amarrar. Gracias a esta motricidad los niños rrecta favorece la aparición de enfermeda- desarrollan movimientos refinados, precisos y des en las rodillas, meniscos y espalda. delicados. Conjunción del inglés. L. La reina de las flores. Nauta.13. Voz griega que significa cuerpo. Patria de San Francisco. Interjección arriera. Nivel medio Nivel fácil64
349OVER )CORPORATEIS THE NUMBER OF COOMEVAUSERS THAT PRIVATECOOMEVA PRIVATE HEALTHCARE IS AHEALTHCARE HAS PIONEER IN PRO-THROUGHOUT THE VIDING COLOMBIACOUNTRY. WITH PRIVATE HEALTHCARE. GO DIGITAL We offer programs that fits our users’ needs, giving them the option to access some services virtually. YOUR HEALTH AND LOVING YOURSELF We create strategies to care for your health, evolving from the notion of finding a cure, to being there every step of the way. GOING BEYOND BORDERS Our notion of internationalization includes three concepts: medical tourism, wellbeing in health and logistical management for highly complex procedures.
( )CONTIGORELATIOBUNILDSINHGIPA OF TRUST At Coomeva Private Healthcare, we continue to evolve so we can be there for our users all throughout their lives. JORGE ALBERTO After 45 years of history, of great achievements, of receiving ZAPATA BUILES, high-quality and renowned certifications for its services, General Manager, and strengthening its portfolio of products, Coomeva Coomeva Private Private Healthcare is reformulating its organizational strategy to Healthcare continue supporting users and their families to improve their qua- lity of life and wellbeing. As the General Manager of Coomeva Private Healthcare explains, “All of this builds a greater sense of Jorge Alberto Zapata Builes, Gerente trust among our employees, service providers and users so they can General de Coomeva Medicina Prepagada have a better experience with our programs, which are designed to fit their needs.” Founded on self-care, education and disease pre- vention, Zapata explains the objectives that are central to Coomeva… Because we know that Your Health and Loving Yourself is key. What is the differential value of Coomeva Private Healthcare? “The relationship we have with our users is what we value most. We are not just a healthcare company that sells products and char- ges fees. Our added value is that we provide a service model inHISTORIC 1973 1986 1991 1993 1997 2002MILESTO-NES Coomeva Private Our Oral We start to Our promotion The divestiture Coomeva Healthcare starts Health Program offer programs and prevention of Private Medical as part of a heal- with100% cove- units begin to Healthcare Emergency thcare program begins. rage: Classic, Program is (CEM) starts to of Cooperativa Silver and Gold. operate. operate. Médica del Valle. approved and it is established as a limited company.66
( )CONTIGO which we support our users through a trust-building process; this is IN NUMBERS how we get to know people and advise them on ways they can chan- ge their habits to improve their quality of life. We also want to make 6OV.E5R 00 sure that our users are getting the healthcare needs that are right for them, and when necessary, get them approved for surgery, recom- MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS AND HEAL- mend the best physician or clinic, and support them through surge- THCARE FACILITIES ARE LOCATED ries and the recovery process that follows.” THROUGHOUT COLOMBIA. Is the digital transformation of its products also part of this diffe- 349.000THERE ARE OVER rential value? “Yes. It consists of two major revolutions that are both connected: COOMEVA PRIVATE HEALTHCARE the digital revolution and the knowledge revolution. We believe USERS IN COLOMBIA. that all of our employees, affiliates and physicians should have all the resources to become trained and aware of how to use social net- Certifications, acknowledgements works and technology so they can become familiar with approving and other conditions we have received an authorization through an app, as well as have the option of going ► Equipares Gender Equality to patient points-of-service. So it is not just about updating a platform, but about being there for our users and partners every Certification: Silver second and every step of the way.” ► Exporter’s seal for health and What is in store for Coomeva Private Healthcare’s future? wellbeing services – ProColombia “While the idea in 1973 was to provide healthcare services at a and Andi included Coomeva higher quality, today our focus includes important issues such as Private Healthcare and Aboutti as risk management; which in addition to involving education and model companies for developing a prevention, this also involves the issue of health prediction. This is digital marketplace in the manage- why Your Health and Loving Yourself will be such an important ment of healthcare services for strategy for the next 50 years, providing people of all ages with the international patients. opportunity to find services that meet their needs. You do not have to wait to be sick to see a sports medicine doctor Digital platforms or a nutritionist, or wait to become a patient to get checkups. While Our digital platforms include: My we continue to provide traditional services such as disease control Story Coomeva Private Healthcare; checkups, we also have products that can improve people’s lives, Sara, our Virtual Assistant; our Virtual Office; our Mobile App and our online Medical Directory.2003 2004 2008 2010 2016 2017 2018The processes The processes New Integral Modular products The Coomeva The e-commer- Our technologyof the CEM line of the Oral Medicine programs are filed with the Private ce platform platform andof services are Health and are launched: Gold electronic ser- Integral Colombian Healthcare – opens: Aboutti: vices are esta- certified. Plus, Associate, Superintendent of CHRISTUS It’s about you, blished and Medicine lines Young Silver and Health strategic It’s about your implemented. of service are Special Traditional. Health and the alliance is for- Dental Elite pro- health. certified. gram is launched. med. 67
( ))CORNPTOIGROATE preventionBREATHING DEEP WITHOUT LIMITATIONS COPD is a chronic pulmonary condition that limits the airflow in the lungs. MEDICAL ADVISOR ALEJANDRO CASAS Pneumologist Some of the main risk factors that contribute to the onset of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) include smoking, being over 40 years old, having been exposed to wood and tobacco smoke, dust and other toxic gases (environmental pollu- tants), or having a history of tuberculo- sis. Previously known as emphysema or chronic bronchitis, COPD is a group of respiratory conditions that reduce air- flow to the lungs. “In Colombia, about 10 of every 100 people over age 40 have this condition. However, only three of these 10 are ever diagnosed by a doctor and many do not ever consult with their doctor despite having been smokers or being exposed to inhaling certain fumes,” explains pulmo- BECOME AN ADVOCATE World COPD day will be celebrated in November in order to spread an understan- ding of the disease to the whole world and improve patient care. Early detection is key to providing proper treatment that can improve the patient’s quality of life.68
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( )CONTIGOnologist Alejandro Casas, Director of the to make an accurate diagnosis by measu- 15 %of Comprehensive Care and COPD ring parameters such as the amount of airPatient Education Program (AirCOPD in that the patient can carry to their lungs OF ALL COPD CASES ARE ATTRI-Spanish), a program Coomeva Private and the speed with which the patient is BUTED TO PROLONG EXPOSUREHealthcare offers to its affiliates in Bogota. capable of expelling it. Treating the condi- tion is possible with the proper use of a TO CERTAIN CONTAMINANTSTREATMENT AND PREVENTATIVE CARE medication that is delivered through an AT HOME OR IN THEAccording to the World Health inhaler, usually a bronchodilator, which WORKPLACE.Organization, the most frequent symp- helps improve the quality of patients’ livestoms of COPD are dyspnea (shortness of and prevents the risk of experiencing abreath), abnormal expectoration, coughing or choking attack.wheezing and chronic cough. As the con-dition gets worse, however, everyday activi- On behalf of Coomeva Privateties such as going up the stairs, carrying a Healthcare, we invite our memberssuitcase or even brushing your teeth can and their families to manage their indi-become difficult. If a person is experien- vidual risk properly by performingcing some of these warning signs, they periodic examinations that allow themshould see their doctor as soon as possible. to be informed about their physical and mental condition, the benefits of During such a visit, the doctor may per-form a spirometry, which is a method used •fostering smoke-free environments and practicing healthy habits A VALUABLE INITIATIVE In order to provide comprehensive treat- they will support the patient with outpatient ment for members suffering from this disea- visits during the recovery process: “The less se, the East-Central Regional Headquarters the patient is hospitalized and the sooner of Coomeva Private Healthcare has been their pathology can be managed at home, implementing the AirCOPD program for one the better the prognosis will be for the indi- year in Bogota in partnership with the vidual and better they will feel. That is our Pneumology Foundation. For this program, a goal and benefit we offer,” states pulmonolo- team of specialists, consisting of three pul- gist Alejandro Casas, the program’s director. monologists, a physical therapist and an Affiliates in this area of the country also internal medicine doctor, orients patients to have an emergency hotline available to them improve their quality of life, so their condi- to request priority appointments, as well as tion does not worsen or so they do not the opportunity to go to a respiratory gym to experience relapses. Depending on the case, strengthen their lung capacity.70
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( )CONTIGOYIT’SOABUOURT YHOUE, IAT’SLATBOHUT SERVICES THAT CATER TO YOUThrough Aboutti, users can find healthcareservices that are available to them in ► At www.aboutti.com, users can getColombia and information on their quotes on their healthcare needstreatment and travel options. and on the logistics related to their travel such as hotel accommoda- ADVISOR tions and local transportation GERMÁN SALCEDO CAJIAO options. They can also receive National Director of E-Commerce for Coomeva Private Healthcare orientation on travel documents and other benefits.In alignment with its objective of exten- infrastructure and capacity to treat these ding its vocation of service and healthca- patients, and at a reasonable cost,” explains ► More than 80 specialists and subs- re to international markets, Coomeva Germán Salcedo Cajiao, the National pecialists in cardiology, neurology,Private Healthcare has expanded its portfo- Director of E-Commerce for Coomeva orthopedics, urology, oncology,lio through agreements that have allowed it Private Healthcare. plastic surgery, internal medicineto provide services at highly technical and and nuclear medicine, are availablequalified healthcare institutions in With the experience our healthcare orga- through this platform.Colombia. Over the last 20 years, it has pro- nization has gained over the years, alongvided these services to over 17,000 patients with a team that is constantly evolving and ► You can also chat live on this web-with highly complex cases from Aruba, innovating, we recently introduced a medi- page with doctors who can orientTrinidad and Tobago, Curaçao, Bonaire, cal tourism web platform called Aboutti. patients with useful informationSaba, Saint Eustatius and Saint Martin. This virtual medical assistant allows patients that is also available on Facebook, from other parts of the world to access diffe- Twitter, YouTube and InstagramQUALITY AND ADVANCEMENT IN CARE rent medical procedures, plastic surgery and (@abouttiHealth).“The costs and infrastructure of certain oral care. This service is founded on a broadcountries can drive people to seek more network of providers and services and offersaccessible solutions that are a better fit for them at rates that are affordable for thetheir medical needs. Colombia has the •budget of a traveler, especially compared to their home country72
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