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Good morning. This is Melanie Asmar with Chalkbeat Colorado.
Today’s top story is from our sister publication, Healthbeat. Senior Reporter Alison Young spoke with officials at the University of Northern Colorado, who are preparing in case measles arrives on their campus. Students might not realize how a decision not to get vaccinated could result in their exclusion from campus during a quarantine period, the officials said. Faculty and staff could also miss work if they are exposed and don’t have proof of immunity, they said.
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