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    "text": "A new UK HealthCare ad tells the emotional story of a rock climber who was told she'd never climb again after a cancer diagnosis.\n\nEnter UK. The ad details the many rounds of chemo. How big her team of providers was. The length of her surgery.\n\nThe problem? It's not true — and not labeled as such.",
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        "title": "A climber with cancer whose life was saved by UK HealthCare? Not exactly.  | Opinion",
        "description": "Linda Blackford: UK HealthCare made a dramatic, stirring ad about a young climber who said her cancer was cured by UK doctors. But the ad did not disclose that she was an actor, not a patient."
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    "createdAt": "2025-04-17T13:39:32.665Z"
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