The New York Times reports on one surgeon’s ongoing investigations into the death of Andy Warhol following gallbladder surgery, and notes the complicating factors in the surgery that have long been left out of the story behind the artist’s sudden death. The compiled research shows the physical strain Warhol’s injuries from a 1968 murder attempt (from which he never fully recovered), and a severely infected gallbladder, as additional complications in his surgery.
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