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            "id": "https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/skin-care-shouldnt-be-colorblind-2020021018778",
            "title": "Skin care shouldn’t be colorblind",
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            "content_html": "Because skin color affects the presentation of skin conditions, dermatologists must consider skin color in making diagnoses. Because of this, people of color may want to seek out a dermatologist who understands their specific needs and concerns.",
            "summary": "Because skin color affects the presentation of skin conditions, dermatologists must consider skin color in making diagnoses. Because of this, people of color may want to seek out a dermatologist who understands their specific needs and concerns.",
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