Patients have no need to fear sleepy surgeons, study finds

The pager goes off at 2 a.m., alerting the on-call surgeon that a patient needs immediate care. The situation is resolved a few hours later, and she's able to get a little more shut-eye before her regularly scheduled patients are wheeled into the operating room.

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