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    "text": "A man in Florida was tragically killed after his surgeon mistook his liver for his spleen (and then tried to cover the mistake up). These kinds of egregious medical errors - called \"never events\" - are more common than you might think. @nymag.com \n\nnymag.com/intelligence...",
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