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Ministry of Health

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Excerpt from the 1981-82 Ontario Ministry of Health Annual Report, including a short biography of James Barry. Copyright Ontario Ministry of Health.

Type of Material: monograph

Publication Date: 1981/1982

Page from a publication by the Ontario Ministry of Health. The page includes three columns of text, and illustrations of Dr. Christopher Widmer, Dr. James Barry, and the York General Hospital building.

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