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CCNM is committed to a healthy environment for staff and students
Please note that due to allergic sensitivities, CCNM and RSNC are fragrance-free areas. Due to health concerns arising from exposure to scented products, CCNM is committed to providing a fragrance-free environment to all employees, students, residents, patients, and visitors. Fragrances are defined as any product that produces a scent strong enough to be perceptible by others, including but not limited to cologne, aftershave lotion, perfume, perfumed hand lotion, fragranced hair products, scented oils and/or similar products.
5.01 Scented products may adversely affect a person’s health, and some or all of the following symptoms may occur:
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Allergic and asthmatic patients, as well as those with other conditions, report that certain odours, even in the smallest amounts, can trigger an attack.
The severity of these symptoms can vary. Some individuals may experience mild irritation while others are incapacitated or must give up many activities (such as going to public places) in order to avoid more severe reactions.
Talk to a student services advisor today by emailing info@ccnm.edu
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