Ireland Health News API

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            "content": "Authors in Gastro Hep Advances reviewed medical gaslighting in gastroenterology, distinguishing the phenomenon from legitimate diagnostic uncertainty or persistent patient concern despite appropriate care.\nThe American Gastroenterological Association... [2184 chars]",
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