Study: California Hospitals with Low Volumes of Surgeries Associated with Higher Risks 

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In California, nearly 75 percent of the state’s hospitals performed only one or two surgeries when treating one of 11 selected cancer types in 2014, according to a report from the California Health Care Foundation.

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