The volunteer turning children’s radiation masks into works of art
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The volunteer turning children’s radiation masks into works of art
By transforming the rigid thermoplastic shells into animated masks, Marilyn Kimura’s designs are bringing comfort to what can otherwise be a scary experience
ALANNA SMITH
HEALTH REPORTER
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED 51 MINUTES AGO
Marilyn Kimura takes a moment inside a lab where radiation masks are made at the Cross Cancer Institute in Edmonton, Alta., on Thursday.
MEGAN ALBU/THE GLOBE AND MAIL
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