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A Small Challenge to Impunity - Lawsuit Against Former Synthes CEO Proceeds
A Small Challenge to Impunity - Lawsuit Against Former Synthes CEO Proceeds
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Numerous allegations of bad behavior by big health care organizations, some apparently causing patient harm, have resulted in legal settleme...
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