Six women have sued the University of Southern California and the campus gynecologist for alleged sexual misconduct in the exam room that began more than two decades ago.

In three separate suits filed on Monday, including one class action, the women alleged that Dr. George Tyndall performed inappropriate procedures and made sexual remarks involving former female patients who were students at the college. The suits also claim that USC refused to remove the doctor despite multiple complaints from patients and staff at the campus clinic.

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