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In an Aug. 18 story about a series of studies suggesting video games can be powerful learning tools, The Associated Press erroneously reported the affiliation of Dr. James Rosser. He is the chief of minimally invasive surgery at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York.
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In an Aug. 18 story about a series of studies suggesting video games can be powerful learning tools, The Associated Press erroneously reported the affiliation of Dr. James Rosser. He is the chief of minimally invasive surgery at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York.
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