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        "uri": "/2012/10/24/study-shows-cancer-patients-overestimate-value-of/",
        "title": "Study shows cancer patients overestimate value of chemo",
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        "summary": "Most patients getting chemotherapy for incurable lung or colon cancers mistakenly believe that the treatment can cure them rather than just buy them some more time or ease their symptoms, a major study suggests. Researchers say doctors either are not being honest enough with patients or people are in denial...",
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