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UNM health center reinstates policy on masks

Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal The University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center will once again make face masks mandatory in all HSC campus buildings and settings, starting Monday, HSC spokesman Mark Rudi said. “We already mandate masks in all of the health system and clinical areas,” he said, adding that the mandate does not apply to the rest of the UNM campus. “We are closely watching the delta variant and are aware that our faculty, staff and students move between clinical areas and educational areas,” Rudi said. “The best way to protect everyone is to do this.” ...................... COVID-19 vaccines are still under federal emergency authorization, “and we plan to mandate vaccinations once they move to full authorization,” he said. “This is similar to the annual flu vaccine, which is mandated by UNM Health Sciences for all those who work in our clinical areas.”

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Don t abandon our uranium workers » Albuquerque Journal

By SUSAN GORDON, lARRY KING AND LINDA EVERS This time next July, we are going to lose a key federal program, and you hardly even hear about it. The Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) will come to an end on July 11, 2022. We need our elected representatives in Congress to extend and expand that program before it runs out. Congress first passed RECA in 1990. The idea was to help cover health costs for many of the communities exposed to nuclear radiation through the U.S. nuclear weapons programs. Those programs began in the 1940s, most notably here in New Mexico, with the first nuclear test in 1945. Above-ground nuclear tests would continue until 1962 an,d to support the thousands of new nuclear weapons being built, an expansive uranium mining and processing program began in our state and elsewhere.

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Don t abandon our uranium workers in NM » Albuquerque Journal

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... A warning sign at the old Kerr-McGee uranium mill site is shown on open land in the foreground with Mount Taylor in the background near Grants, N.M. (Susan Montoya Bryan/Associated Press) This time next July we are going to lose a key federal program, and you hardly even hear about it. The Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) will come to an end on July 11, 2022. We need our elected representatives in Congress to extend and expand that program before it runs out. Congress first passed RECA in 1990. The idea was to help cover health costs for many of the communities exposed to nuclear radiation through U.S. nuclear weapons programs. Those programs began in the 1940s, most notably here in New Mexico with the first nuclear test in 1945. Above-ground nuclear tests would continue until 1962, and to support the thousands of new nuclear weapons being built an expansive uranium mining and proce

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