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Why these female neurosurgeons are trailblazers
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December 30, 2019
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3:02Now PlayingCanada has 333 practising neurosurgeons, and only 36 are women. St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto currently has seven women residents who specialize in neurosurgery — more than they've ever had. CBC's Ali Chiasson sat down with five of them about pushing diversity in operating rooms.
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