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For the first time, a study finds double-booked surgeries put patients at risk

By Jonathan Saltzman — Boston GlobeDec. 4, 2017

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The issue of double-booked surgery has simmered since a 2015 Globe Spotlight Team report revealed a dispute at Massachusetts General Hospital over the safety of those procedures. Pat Greenhouse/The Boston Globe

For the first time, a study finds double-booked surgeries put patients at risk

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