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21 Dec, 5 tweets, 2 min read
"The Daily Show" host Trevor Noah says a New York City hospital and doctor botched an operation last year, causing “permanent” and “severe” injuries that have left him disabled.
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In a lawsuit obtained by People on Sunday, Noah accused Dr. Riley J. Williams III and the Hospital for Special Surgery in Manhattan of being “negligent and careless in failing to treat and care for [for him] in a skillful manner.” huffpost.com/entry/trevor-n…
Noah’s lawsuit also alleged his injuries are “permanent, severe and grievous” and leave him “lame” and “disabled.” huffpost.com/entry/trevor-n…
The suit gave no details about the surgery or diagnosis, according to the New York Post’s Page Six, but Williams’s bio indicates he is an orthopedic surgeon specializing in the knee, shoulder and elbow. huffpost.com/entry/trevor-n…
Read the full story and see what the hospital said about the lawsuit here: huffpost.com/entry/trevor-n…

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