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Subject: Is an acquisition in Smith & Nephew's future? | Dr. Daniel Penello: Why to keep an eye on 3D-printing, robotics & regenerative medicine in orthopedics | Pennsylvania AG takes legal action against UPMC over patient access | Anterior total hip replacement saves $6K per patient, study finds
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Feb. 11, 2019
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