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** you do not have permission to see this link ** in a new article says people who have surgery performed just before a weekend called the "weekend effect," on Thursday and Friday had a greater chance of dying, suffering a complication, and more likely to go back to the hospital compared to people with surgeries done after the weekend.…

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