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        "uri": "/2019/03/27/new-rules-would-ease-patient-access-to-emrs/",
        "title": "New rules would ease patient access to EMRs",
        "byline": "Fred Schulte, Kaiser Health News and Erika Fry, Fortune",
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        "prettyDate": "March 27, 2019",
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        "summary": "HHS believes the new rules should give more than 125 million patients easier access to their own records in an electronic format.",
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        "uri": "/2018/06/14/how-america-got-hooked-on-a-deadly-drug/",
        "title": "How America got hooked on a deadly drug",
        "byline": "Fred Schulte, Kaiser Health News(Maria Fabrizio for KHN)",
        "kicker": "Investigation",
        "prettyDate": "June 14, 2018",
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            "name": "Fred Schulte, Kaiser Health News(Maria Fabrizio for KHN)"
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        "summary": "Kaiser Health News is releasing years of Purdue Pharma's internal budget documents to offer insight into the hundreds of millions of dollars spent to launch and promote OxyContin.",
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        "uri": "/2017/12/19/medicare-going-after-labs-suspected-of-unnecessary/",
        "title": "Medicare going after labs suspected of unnecessary testing",
        "byline": " Fred Schulte, Kaiser Health News ",
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        "prettyDate": "December 19, 2017",
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            "name": "Fred Schulte, Kaiser Health News"
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        "summary": "As the nations bill for drug and genetic tests has climbed to an estimated $8.5 billion a year, theres mounting suspicion among health insurers that some testing may do more to boost profit margins than help treat patients.",
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        "uri": "/2017/11/08/how-doctors-are-getting-rich-on-urine-tests-for-op/",
        "title": "How doctors are getting rich on urine tests for opioid patients",
        "byline": " Fred Schulte and Elizabeth Lucas from Kaiser Health News ",
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        "prettyDate": "November 08, 2017",
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        "summary": "Spending on urine screens and related genetic tests quadrupled from 2011 to 2014 to an estimated $8.5 billion a year more than the entire budget of the Environmental Protection Agency.",
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