U.S. hospitals top Newsweek’s world hospital list

By AHJ Staff March 27, 2019

The Mayo and Cleveland Clinics top Newsweek’s list of top 1,000 hospitals in the world. Global marketing research and consumer data company Statista Inc. partnered with Newsweek to develop the list, which also includes Johns Hopkins and Massachusetts General in the top 10. (Newsweek)

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