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First Women Graduates of University of Toronto, 1885

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March 12, 2026 | By Sally Choi

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By analyzing operating-room “black box” data, researcher Patricia Trbovich is showing that better systems – not just better surgeons – prevent harm Read More

First Women Graduates of University of Toronto, 1885

Sally Choi

The Story Behind Ozempic

A New Way to Protect Your Teeth

What Really Makes Surgery Safer

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