‘Why in Canada do we always strive for the lowest common denominator of health care?’ Letters to the editor for Aug. 1
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‘Why in Canada do we always strive for the lowest common denominator of health care?’ Letters to the editor for Aug. 1
CONTRIBUTED TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED 47 MINUTES AGO
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A health care worker at Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children in November, 2022.
CHRIS YOUNG
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