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<title>In West Baltimore, Scarce Pharmacies Leave Health Care Gaps</title>
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<description>BALTIMORE - The immense new CVS dominates the corner of Pennsylvania and West North avenues. It&#x26;#x27;s a contrast that shows what&#x26;#x27;s changed and what hasn&#x26;#x27;t in the past year, since Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old black man, died of injuries sustained in police custody, unleashing days of protests. But if 2015&#x26;#x27;s protests emphasized police brutality and race relations, the absence of more stores like CVS that are easily accessible to people in impoverished, predominantly black neighborhoods underscores Baltimore&#x26;#x27;s other persistent inequities. Scarcity defines life in Sandtown-Winchester, the 72-block neighborhood where Gray lived for part of his life. Its roughly 9,000 residents...</description>
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