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        "uri": "/2023/05/01/as-federal-emergency-declaration-expires-the-picture-of-the-pandemic-grows-fuzzier/",
        "title": "The COVID public health emergency is ending, but is America safe?",
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        "prettyDate": "May 01, 2023",
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        "summary": "The public health emergency, which ends May 11, signals the collapse of the federal data-sharing network and this raises questions about state and local agencies' investments in tracking COVID and other health threats.",
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        "uri": "/2022/06/17/states-extend-medicaid-for-new-mothers-even-as-they-reject-broader-expansion/",
        "title": "States extend Medicaid for new mothers — even as they reject broader expansion",
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        "prettyDate": "June 17, 2022",
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        "summary": " Until last year, Georgia's Medicaid coverage for new moms with low incomes lasted 60 days.\n\nThat meant the Medicaid benefits of many women expired…",
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        "uri": "/2022/05/16/one-year-later-where-has-the-governments-2-25b-covid-investment-gone/",
        "title": "One year later: Where has the government's $2.25B COVID investment gone?",
        "byline": "Phil Galewitz, Kaiser Health News, Lauren Weber and Sam Whitehead",
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        "prettyDate": "May 16, 2022",
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        "summary": "States have spent little of the millions in federal dollars earmarked to tackle COVID health disparities.",
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