How serious was John McCain’s blood clot surgery? Experts weigh in

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Sen. John McCain had brain surgery on Friday to remove a blood clot that was above his left eye.

The surgery led the Senate to postpone a planned vote on the healthcare bill to allow the senator time to recover. McCain is recovering in Arizona this week, the office of the senator said in a statement.

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