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Georgia woman sues over unnecessary hysterectomy

A Georgia woman is suing after a lab mix-up led to an unnecessary hysterectomy.

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Source diversity sample: WLFI · WRDW · Live 5 News · Atlanta News First · WAFB · 11Alive.com · NBC News · FOX 5 Atlanta.

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What happened

A Metro Atlanta mother of two underwent a full hysterectomy after being misdiagnosed with cancer. The misdiagnosis was allegedly due to a lab mix-up. She has filed a lawsuit against the medical providers involved.

According to NBC News, the lawsuit alleges that the woman was misdiagnosed with cancer and underwent an unnecessary hysterectomy after a lab mix-up. The lawsuit was filed in Atlanta. The woman is a mother of two.

The woman is represented by a legal team.

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Questions people are asking

What is the basis of the lawsuit?

The lawsuit alleges that a lab mix-up led to a cancer misdiagnosis, resulting in an unnecessary hysterectomy.

Who is involved in the lawsuit?

The lawsuit was filed by a Metro Atlanta mother of two against the medical providers involved in her care.

What is the current status of the lawsuit?

The lawsuit is ongoing.

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hysterectomy cancer misdiagnosis lab mix-up medical malpractice Atlanta Georgia

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