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Woman files lawsuit after alleged cancer misdiagnosis leads to unnecessary hysterectomy
A Georgia woman filed a lawsuit against Kaiser Permanente and laboratory staff after an alleged tissue sample mix-up led to an incorrect cancer diagnosis and subsequent unnecessary hysterectomy. The lawsuit claims a mislabeled biopsy sample resulted in a false endometrial uterine cancer diagnosis, prompting a hysterectomy despite no cancer evidence in a CT scan.
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