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16,000 NHS patients in England died after long waits in A&E... as service admits to hundreds of serious surgery blunders
16,000 NHS patients in England died after prolonged waits in A&E, and the service admitted to hundreds of serious surgery blunders. The report highlights systemic issues in emergency care and surgical procedures.
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