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This Week in Pharmacy (TWIRx) Podcast - Friday, November 22, 2024 Navigating Change in Pharmacy: Dr. Anthony V. Minniti on Cash-Based Business Models for 2025" NEWS: Rising Prices & Pharmacy Closures Raise Concerns About Access to Medication We start this week’s episode with a critical news update from Benefits PRO reporter Alan Goforth, discussing the rising drug prices and the increasing number of pharmacy closures. These closures are having a significant impact on access to essential medications, particularly in rural and underserved communities. We dive into the broader implications for patients, pharmacy owners, and healthcare professionals. https://www.benefitspro.com/2024/11/22/rising-prices-pharmacy-closures-raise-concerns-about-access-to-medication/?slreturn=20241122124556 Oklahoma County Steps in After State Cuts Prescription Medicine Help In other news, Oklahoma County is taking action after the state of Oklahoma cut funding for prescription assistance programs. We discuss the county's efforts to fill the gap and ensure that low-income individuals continue to have access to the medications they need, despite the loss of state support. https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/2024/11/22/oklahoma-county-arpa-funds-prescription-medicine-help/76458063007/ Enveda Raises $130 Million to Advance AI-Driven Plant-Based Drug Development In an exciting development for the future of pharmacy, Enveda has raised $130 million to further its work in AI-driven, plant-based drug discovery. This investment could be a game-changer for the pharmaceutical industry, and we break down how it could revolutionize drug development, particularly in the realm of natural medicine. https://www.pharmaceutical-technology.com/news/enveda-raises-130m-to-advance-ai-driven-plant-based-drug-development/?cf-view Feature Segment: Advancements of the Pharmacy Guild with Dr. Lannie Duong, PharmD We continue with an inspiring conversation about the growth and evolution of the Pharmacy Guild with co-founder Dr. Lannie Duong, PharmD. Dr. Duong shares insights on how the Guild is empowering independent pharmacists, fostering collaboration, and advancing advocacy efforts to shape the future of community pharmacy. Rhode Island Pharmacies Unionizing In a significant labor movement, several pharmacies in Rhode Island are unionizing. We discuss the factors driving this trend and the potential benefits for pharmacy employees, including better working conditions, wages, and job security. We explore how this could impact the broader pharmacy industry across the U.S. Pharmacist Entrepreneur Dr. Robin Barrett Making Waves at the Ebony Power 100 Gala Pharmacist entrepreneur Dr. Robin Barrett, PharmD, is making headlines as a special guest at the Ebony Power 100 Gala. As a 2023 50 Most Influential People in Pharmacy award recipient, Dr. Barrett continues to inspire the industry with her innovative approach to pharmacy practice. We talk about her impactful work and the recognition she’s receiving in the broader entrepreneurial space. Pharmacy 50 Awards: Vote Now for the 2024 Season! It’s time to cast your votes for the 2024 Pharmacy 50 Awards! The prestigious awards honor the most influential individuals in pharmacy, and voting is now open. Make your voice heard and support your colleagues. Head over to Pharmacy50.us to submit your vote today! Special Feature with Dr. Anthony V. Minniti: Navigating Change in Pharmacy Through Cash-Based Business Models for 2025 In today’s featured interview, we welcome Dr. Anthony V. Minniti, a trailblazer in the pharmacy industry, to discuss how community pharmacies can navigate upcoming changes by adopting cash-based business models. As we look toward 2025, Dr. Minniti shares strategies for pharmacy owners to remain competitive and financially sustainable in a changing healthcare landscape. We explore: The financial and operational benefits of cash-based services for pharmacies. How a shift to cash models could improve patient care and streamline business operations. Practical tips for implementing cash-based services in your pharmacy. The future of pharmacy ownership and the role of innovation in sustaining independent pharmacies. Key Takeaways: Rising Pharmacy Prices & Closures: Impact on medication access and the industry's future. Oklahoma County’s Action: Local efforts to support prescription assistance amidst state funding cuts. AI-Driven Drug Development: Enveda’s $130 million investment in plant-based solutions. Unionization in Rhode Island: The movement gaining traction in the pharmacy sector. Pharmacy 50 Voting: Recognizing leaders in the pharmacy world—vote now! Cash-Based Pharmacy Models: How to prepare for 2025 and beyond with Dr. Anthony V. Minniti. Listener Q&A: As always, we end the episode by answering your questions. This week, we tackle listener inquiries about the pros and cons of cash-based pharmacy models and the growing trend of pharmacy unionization. Keep your questions coming via email or on social media! Resources Mentioned: Pharmacy 50 Voting Link: Pharmacy50.us Enveda AI-Driven Drug Development News Oklahoma County Prescription Assistance Program Details

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The Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) is a U.S. law aimed at ensuring the integrity and safety of the pharmaceutical supply chain. Enacted as part of the Drug Quality and Security Act in 2013, DSCSA establishes national standards for tracking and tracing prescription medications as they move from manufacturers through wholesalers, distributors, and eventually to pharmacies and patients. Here’s a breakdown of the key requirements:  Product Tracking: DSCSA mandates that all prescription drugs have a standardized, unique identifier (often a 2D barcode) on their packaging. This makes it easier to track medications at each point in the supply chain.  Verification: Each trading partner (manufacturer, wholesaler, dispenser, etc.) must verify that products are legitimate and free from counterfeits before they are distributed.  Enhanced Security: By November 2024, pharmacies and other stakeholders must implement "interoperable" systems for tracking products electronically. This step involves using systems that can communicate seamlessly across the industry.  Documentation: Trading partners need to maintain detailed records of the products they handle and their movements. This helps track and trace drugs if a safety issue or recall occurs.  Overall, DSCSA aims to protect patients by reducing the chances of counterfeit, stolen, or contaminated drugs entering the U.S. supply chain, making it safer and more transparent.    Visit Us at PrimeRx.io

In this episode of the Locked On Pharmacy podcast, we dive deep into the "End Harmful Practices of PBMs" campaign, recently launched in fall 2024 by the American Pharmacists Association (APhA). This critical initiative aims to accelerate pharmaceutical benefit manager (PBM) reform across the nation. Join us as we explore the importance of state and federal collaboration to address the pressing issues surrounding PBM practices that impact both pharmacies and patients. Our distinguished guests, including Representative Rob Nosse and Brian from the Oregon State Pharmacy Association, share insights into the legislative battles and reform strategies aimed at curbing PBM practices like spread pricing and clawbacks, which contribute to pharmacy closures and hinder patient access to essential medications—particularly in rural communities. Key Topics Discussed: The Role of State Lawmakers in PBM Reform Why state-level engagement is essential to shaping a broader, unified approach to PBM reform. Messages for federal legislators considering crucial PBM-related bills such as S. 2973, S. 3430, and S. 127, which could significantly alter the regulatory landscape. Oregon's Legislative Efforts on PBM Reform Representative Nosse details the key legislative measures being introduced or passed in Oregon to address PBM practices. The real-world impact of PBM tactics on patient access, particularly in rural Oregon where pharmacy closures pose a significant challenge. Advocacy and Mobilization Efforts by the Oregon State Pharmacy Association Brian shares how the Oregon State Pharmacy Association has been active in supporting these legislative efforts and the strategies proven effective in rallying pharmacists and lawmakers. National Implications of State-Level Reform Michael discusses the broader impact of state-level efforts on the national landscape of pharmacy practice and patient care, emphasizing how Oregon’s experiences reflect common challenges seen across the country. Challenges in Passing PBM Reform Legislation Representative Nosse talks candidly about the obstacles faced when pushing for PBM reform, including resistance from PBM lobbyists. The importance of overcoming these challenges to protect patient access to medications and support the sustainability of community pharmacies. Join us in this powerful discussion to understand the challenges and progress in the fight against harmful PBM practices, and how these reforms can shape the future of pharmacy care for patients across the U.S. Guests: Brian Mayo – Executive Director, Oregon State Pharmacy Association Rob Nosse – Oregon State Representative District 42 Dr. Michael Murphy PharmD – Senior Advisor for State Government Affairs, American Pharmacists Association Tune in to this episode of Locked On Pharmacy to stay informed on the progress and next steps in PBM reform!

Welcome to the Answer Page Podcast, where cannabis education meets professional expertise. Hosted by Dr. Meredith Fisher-Corn and Dr. Stephen Corn, this podcast is dedicated to empowering pharmacists and healthcare providers with comprehensive knowledge about cannabis and its applications in patient care. With over 25 years of experience in delivering accredited educational resources, Dr. Fisher-Corn and Dr. Corn aim to bridge the knowledge gap in the evolving field of cannabis, ensuring that healthcare professionals are equipped with the latest insights and best practices to enhance patient outcomes. Join us as we explore the intricacies of cannabis, its therapeutic potential, and its role in modern medicine.

Dive into part two of our four-part NASP 2024 Post-Show series, sponsored by Accessia Health, where we bring you front-line insights and reflections from the National Association of Specialty Pharmacy (NASP) (NASP) annual event. In this episode, we explore key conversations about innovation, patient care, and specialty pharmacy trends, with featured guests from leading organizations in the industry. Featured Sponsor Segment: We begin with Jennifer Noonan, MSN, RN from Accessia Health, discussing the impactful work Accessia Health is doing to support patients through financial assistance and healthcare services. Jennifer shares the latest initiatives, challenges, and patient-centered approaches Accessia Health is advancing in the specialty pharmacy space. Guest Lineup and Discussions: Following our feature with Accessia Health, we’re joined by an impressive roster of industry experts: Jonathan Ogurchak with Stack – Jonathan delves into Stack's role in optimizing specialty pharmacy operations, emphasizing efficiency and technology-driven solutions to enhance patient care. Juliana Horton-DeFrancis with BlueSky Specialty Pharmacy – Juliana talks about BlueSky's commitment to personalized patient care and the strategic ways they're leveraging innovation to improve health outcomes. Mei Tang, Pharm.D., MBA with Two Trees Consulting, Inc. – Dr. Tang shares her expertise on pharmacy consulting, focusing on how pharmacies can adapt to the evolving healthcare landscape, from regulatory changes to patient engagement. Michael Meader with Altor's Cold Packs – Michael highlights Altor’s cutting-edge cold chain packaging solutions, essential for the safe transportation of temperature-sensitive medications, and the importance of sustainable practices in the pharmaceutical supply chain. Mike Baldzicki, Chief Revenue Officer with Lyceum Health – Mike discusses Lyceum Health’s strategic initiatives in improving specialty care, focusing on innovation and collaboration with healthcare partners to drive growth and efficiency. Nicholas Ruiz with keycentrix™ – Nick provides insights into keycentrix's technological advancements in pharmacy management solutions, designed to streamline operations and support specialty pharmacies in delivering high-quality care. Allison Arant with Clearway Health – Allison explains Clearway Health’s approach to expanding access and enhancing specialty pharmacy services, with an emphasis on patient support and integrated healthcare partnerships. Tune In: Listen to this episode to get an inside look at the evolving world of specialty pharmacy, directly from leaders and innovators who are making a difference in patient lives every day. From new technologies to patient support systems, our guests provide valuable perspectives on the future of healthcare in the specialty pharmacy realm.

Welcome to this exciting LIVE panel discussion, where we gathered six esteemed professionals from the pharmacy industry on November 12th at 6PM ET, to dig into the intriguing world of "Symptomatic: A Medical Mystery Podcast."  Listen in to this fascinating discussion with Pharmaceutical Industry Epidemiologist Dr. Ryan Paul, the CEO of Yaral Pharma, Stephen Beckman, Pharmacogenomics Pharmacist expert, Dr. Becky Winslow, Pharmacy Profession's 'Pain Guy' expert in pain management and Professor at WVU University School of Pharmacy, Dr. Mark Garofoli, and Nutrigenomics Pharmacist pioneer, Dr. Tamar Lawful with panel moderator & founder of the first podcast about the pharmacy profession, the RxPodfather, Todd Eury as we explore the podcast's compelling narratives through a pharmacy care lens.  Hosted by Lauren Bright Pacheco, "Symptomatic" takes listeners on a weekly journey through the complexities of medical mysteries, examining how symptoms can shape patients' lives.  From the initial signs of trouble to the challenges of chronic illnesses and elusive diagnoses, this discussion promises to shed light on the critical intersection of pharmacy and patient care.  Tune in for an engaging conversation that blends expertise with the captivating stories of real-life medical enigmas. Find all Symptomatic episodes here:  https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1119-symptomatic-a-medical-mys-102740051/ 

TWIRx News  NCPDP Foundation Shares Insights From a Completed Study Focused on Pharmacy Interoperability https://www.prweb.com/releases/ncpdp-foundation-shares-insights-from-a-completed-study-focused-on-pharmacy-interoperability-302307168.html SWAB‑Rx study aims to expand sexual health services in pharmacies https://www.dal.ca/faculty/health/news-events/news/2024/11/15/swab_rx_study_aims_to_expand_sexual_health_services_in_pharmacies.html  I’m a pharmacist — the best value medications at Dollar Tree, including a $1.25 ‘lifetime supply’ gel https://nypost.com/2024/11/15/lifestyle/im-a-pharmacist-the-best-value-medications-at-dollar-tree/ Special Guests:  Scotty Sykes, with Sykes & Company CPA. Business Taxes, preparing for the end of the year. Amit Goldman, with DigitalDx Ventures How will Digital Health impact pharmacists? Sponsored by Sykes & Company CPA and Happier at Home.  Shout out to IPC at HLTH 2024, with iCare+ the post-show is releasing next week, the week of November 18th.

During this episode of the NASP Podcast, Sheila Arquette, President & CEO of NASP, speaks with Amy Niles, the Chief Mission Officer of the PAN Foundation, about the impact of advocacy and education on enhancing access to care in the face of rising health care costs, the 2025 Medicare reforms and what NASP members need to know, as well as the many initiatives and tools the PAN Foundation employs to help patients who might otherwise walk away from the pharmacy counter.

This episodes scratches beyond the surface to explore chronic itch and guess what?!  Chronic itch is not typically mediated by histamine.  Learn the different causes and treatment options for chronic itch.

The recent 14th Annual FrameworkLTC User Conference hosted by SoftWriters brought together key figures from the long-term care (LTC) pharmacy industry. This year's gathering at the ARIA in Las Vegas provided a unique platform for professionals to exchange ideas, discuss the future of LTC, and share the latest industry insights. From accelerating innovation to building a sustainable future in pharmacy, the conference underscored SoftWriters' commitment to meeting the evolving needs of LTC providers and patients.

phactMI, a 501 (c)(6) corporation, is a collaboration of pharmaceutical company Medical Information leaders. These Medical Information professionals provide accurate and unbiased clinical data on their products that facilitates the safe and effective use of medicines.   But how does Medical Information partner and function within the pharmaceutical industry organization?  Join us in this episode as Evelyn Hermes-DeSantis, PharmD, BCPS, Director, Research and Publications, phactMI/ Professor Emerita, Rutgers The State University of New Jersey and guest speakers Drs. Stacey Fung, Leena Jindia, and Vatche Demirjian discuss the value of Medical Information and collaborative process behind accurate drug information. The objectives of this podcast are to: • Describe the value of Medical Information within a pharmaceutical company from drug development to patient safety.  • Discuss the collaborative process behind creating and maintaining accurate drug information.  • Identify the future of drug information sharing and how phactMI plays a role. Learn more about phactMI at: www.phactMI.org/about/

In this special third episode of our National Association of Specialty Pharmacy (NASP) 2024 Conference coverage, brought to you by Pharmacy Podcast Network with press support from Perigon Pharmacy 360, we talk about specialty pharmacy expansion and support systems with industry experts. In this episode, we talk with leaders from across the SpecialtyPharmacy landscape to discuss the latest advancements, strategies, and challenges in specialty pharmacy and patient care. Featured Interviews: Dr. Chris Antypas joins Todd to discuss Perigon Pharmacy 360's comprehensive care approach for patients with complex, chronic, and specialty conditions. Dr. Antypas highlights the role of dedicated Care Teams in providing personalized support to patients and their families, ensuring they receive holistic and independent care. From rare diseases to cardiovascular health, Perigon Pharmacy 360 addresses a broad spectrum of patient needs with end-to-end pharmacy solutions. Harry Travis shares his expertise on trends in specialty pharmacy and how pharmacies can expand services to meet the growing demand for patient-centered care. His insights cover both operational efficiencies and strategies to improve patient outcomes in complex disease management. Jeff Wandzura discusses how KEEP Labs is innovating in the specialty pharmacy space with technology that empowers patients and enhances medication management. His conversation with Todd explores the intersection of health tech and pharmacy care, focusing on tools that improve patient adherence and experience. Shawn Francis, PharmD offers a unique perspective from his role in pediatric specialty pharmacy. He talks about the specific needs of young patients with chronic and complex conditions, and the specialized support required to manage pediatric care effectively within the hospital setting. Richard Brook brings insights into international specialty pharmacy trends, particularly in improving access to medications and care. He discusses how Better Health Worldwide is working to bridge gaps in specialty pharmacy, both in the U.S. and globally. Dr. Eric Huckins Lumicera Health Services, In the final interview of this episode, shares Lumicera Health’s vision for specialty pharmacy, focusing on how they’re advancing solutions for patients with rare and hard-to-treat conditions. His discussion highlights the critical importance of partnerships in specialty pharmacy to ensure access, affordability, and continuity of care.

This Week in Pharmacy – November 9, 2024 Episode Title: Addressing Patient Needs and Advocacy with Jennifer Noonan, VP of Clinical Strategy and Patient Engagement Show Notes: In this insightful episode of This Week in Pharmacy, we welcome Jennifer Noonan, Vice President of Clinical Strategy and Patient Engagement at Accessia Health, to discuss the current and future landscape of patient care. Join us as we explore the unique needs of patients, particularly within specialty pharmacy, and uncover resources that can provide crucial support. Conversation Highlights: Current State of Patient Care Jennifer shares her perspective on the pressing needs of patients today and whether their financial, educational, and advocacy needs are being adequately met. We delve into the varying needs of patients with different disease states and explore the specific support required for those navigating complex healthcare journeys. Discussion points include: Financial Assistance – Understanding the essential financial support patients seek and how various programs step in to alleviate the burden. Patient Advocacy and Education – Highlighting the importance of patient education programs and recent efforts like the CMS webinar series to empower patients. Health Equity and SDOH – Addressing the gaps in social determinants of health and equity in care, and how they impact patient outcomes. Resources Available to Patients Jennifer discusses often-overlooked resources like Patient Assistance Programs (PAPs), especially Accessia Health’s support beyond copay assistance. Listeners gain insight into: Financial Support Programs – Beyond the basics, Accessia Health provides comprehensive assistance tailored to specific patient needs. Educational Programs – How initiatives such as CMS webinars bridge knowledge gaps and empower patients to make informed choices. Filling Gaps in Health Equity – Steps being taken to close disparities and ensure all patients have access to equitable care. Future of Specialty Pharmacy and Patient Engagement Jennifer shares her outlook on the changes expected in the specialty pharmacy space over the next few years. Topics include: Rising Healthcare Costs and Legislation – How the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and upcoming CMS changes could reshape the landscape for patients. Cell and Gene Therapy Advances – The impact of groundbreaking treatments and the importance of ensuring patients have access to these innovations. Getting in Touch with Accessia Health Jennifer concludes with ways patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers can connect with Accessia Health to learn more about the resources and support available. Connect with Us: For more information about this episode and to reach out to Accessia Health, visit AccessiaHealth.org. Don’t forget to subscribe to This Week in Pharmacy for the latest insights in healthcare and pharmacy. Join us as we uncover how healthcare professionals, patients, and advocates can come together to address today’s challenges and build a more inclusive future for all.

Today’s guest takes a holistic approach to healing body, mind and soul through an unconventional journey with plant medicine. Whether or not you come from a health background, tune in to learn how improved wellbeing is possible with the safe use of psychedelics Neil Markey is the co-founder and CEO of Beckley Retreats, the world’s only psychedelics retreat program backed by 25 years of scientific research and an ecosystem of expertise that honors global wisdom traditions.  A former Captain in the US Army Special Operations 2nd Ranger Battalion, Neil served in Iraq and Afghanistan before studying at Columbia University, where he struggled with depression and PTSD. This led him to explore mindfulness and psychedelics as part of his healing journey. Prior to Beckley, he was Chief Growth Officer for a $450M private equity portfolio  company and a consultant at McKinsey & Co. Neil believes in the synergy between science and spirituality. Connect with Neil via: Email: neil@beckleyretreats.com  Website: http://www.beckleyretreats.com/  IG: https://www.instagram.com/beckleyretreats/ Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/neilpmarkey/  YT Channel:  @beckleyretreats ***Special offer for HP podcast listeners: $500 off a program with code “FORK500”

Ready to #TWIRx? Too bad, here we GO!! Turn that frown upside down.    On this episode of This Week in Pharmacy, we sit down with Renee Malarbi Rayburg, RPh, Vice President of Clinical Strategy at Pharmaceutical Strategies Group - PSG (PSG), an EPIC company.    In Part 2, we talk with Shaun Jensen, CEO of JB Consulting Group, a leader in custom tech strategy and development for specialty pharmacy software. Shaun’s team creates tailored solutions for pharmacy business processes, helping specialty pharmacies operate with precision.   We’re excited to announce expanded blog coverage for 2025, including insights from Medika Life and Dispense Times —two must-read resources for healthcare professionals. Plus, we’re gearing up for American Pharmacists Association #APhA2025 in Nashville! Will you be joining us there?   A special shoutout to my friend Matthew Zachary, a fellow #GenXer, who’s featured in This Week in Rx (TWIRx) this week! Catch our episode recap on LinkedIn, here:    https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/healthcare-isnt-broken-built-way-matthew-zachary-otlte/?trackingId=GjtOOW2tQVSZu5FTiyyrcw%3D%3D   And don’t miss the upcoming panel discussion for the #Symptomatic: Medical Mystery podcast from Ruby by iHeartMedia, shout out to Ethan Fixell and Jodi Dewey for all your work in this amazing show.    On November 12th at 6 PM. Join an impressive lineup of #pharmacy leaders, including Dr. Becky Winslow, BS, PharmD, PharmD, Dr. Ryan Paul, PhD, Stephen Beckman, Dr. Mark Garofoli, and Dr. Tamar K. Lawful, PharmD, APh, CNGS Lawful. It’s a can’t-miss event for anyone in pharmacy or healthcare!   It's a mystery #podcast shakedown.    Here's #TWIRx

Join special guest host Adam Robinson, Owner of Save-Rite Drugs in Lexington, Kentucky on a multi-episode journey recapping all things Retail Business Conference! Listen in for highlights of Cardinal Health customers, employees, services and solutions offered at RBC 2024! This episode’s topic includes Dispill®-USA. This discussion will highlight benefits such as building patient loyalty, medication syncing, and supporting caregivers and patients.

On this episode of the Counter Talk™ Podcast, host Jason Callori speaks with Jerrica Mathis, Vice President of Government Relations, and Bryan Lowe, Director of Government Relations. This episode will explore the perspectives of state and federal government, latest developments in PBM reform and the potential impact of the upcoming election on the pharmaceutical industry. 

In 2017, the first major tax reform in over 30 years was passed and it had a tremendous impact on independent pharmacies.  Now, with the 2024 election right around the corner, many of these items could see a change! In this episode of Master The Margin, we're taking a step back from exploring the Balance Sheet and diving into an urgent update on the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.  Scotty Sykes goes over:  - What's in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. - Updates to Tax Items That Affect Independent Pharmacies. - Election Impacts and Changes You Can Expect in 2025 tax reform. Need help understanding your tax returns? Think you're paying too much in tax? Schedule an Rx Assessment with us: https://www.sykes-cpa.com/rx-assessment-service/  Listen to previous episodes here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3hFJluMST8&list=PLbdUM3PBAwLsqJc2QZAXdJNMsENdgl3aO  More resources on this topic:  Webinar - Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017: Pharmacy Impact and §199A: https://www.sykes-cpa.com/tax-cuts-and-jobs-act-of-2017-pharmacy-impact-and-%c2%a7199a/  Blog – Tax-smart Depreciation on Pharmacy Buildings and Equipment: https://www.sykes-cpa.com/tax-smart-depreciation-on-pharmacy-buildings-and-equipment/  Blog – Maximize Pharmacy State and Local Tax Deductions (SALT): https://www.sykes-cpa.com/maximize-pharmacy-state-and-local-tax-deductions-salt/

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