Innovation in Alberta: tech helps cancer, stroke patients re-learn how to swallow
An innovative piece of tech made in Alberta is helping teach cancer and stroke patients how to swallow again. Dr.
Read moreAn innovative piece of tech made in Alberta is helping teach cancer and stroke patients how to swallow again. Dr.
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