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The interior of the Buffalo Bill Museum in Le Claire, Iowa. Read More

November 18, 2009 | By Nina Haikara

What Really Makes Surgery Safer

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

U of T Mississauga professor Ghazal Fazli looks slightly upward with a joyful expression.

Better Diabetes Screening – and Faster Access to Care

How U of T researcher Ghazal Fazli is helping identify diabetes earlier – and connecting patients with the follow-up they need Read More

U of T medical researcher Daniel Drucker sits on a couch at home, looking toward the camera with a calm expression.

The Story Behind Ozempic

A scientific detour reshaped how we treat diabetes and obesity Read More

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Nina Haikara

What Really Makes Surgery Safer

Better Diabetes Screening – and Faster Access to Care

The Story Behind Ozempic

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