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Breast Cancer’s Top Researchers Answer to the Questions Patients Have Most
Two of Canada’s leading breast cancer experts deliver the book every newly diagnosed patient needs Ten Questions to Ask My Doctor About My Breast CancerBy Dr. Steven Narod and Dr. Katarzyna JerzakOn sale August 11, 2026 | University of Toronto Press TORONTO, CA — July 14, 2026 — University of Toronto Press announces the forthcoming…
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Sociologist Scott Schieman’s New Book, I Want M.O.R.E.: Why Your Job Still Matters, Challenges the ‘Just a Paycheck’ Mindset Reshaping Work in the U.S. and Canada
Drawing on decades of national survey data and thousands of interviews, the book argues that the widespread belief that “a job is just a way of earning money” is both increasingly common and incomplete. TORONTO, CA — July 13, 2026 — If you suddenly stopped working, what would you miss most? For decades, sociologist Scott…
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The Higher Education Satire Every Faculty Member Has Been Waiting For
Bedtime Stories for Academics turns beloved myths and folklore into sharp, loving portraits of the modern university. Toronto, ON – July 13, 2026 – Rumpelstiltskin chairs the promotion and tenure board. Goldilocks faces three peer reviewers (too harsh, too vague, and just plain confusing). Huck Finn fakes his own death to avoid writing one more…
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The artery behind 1 in 10 sudden deaths gets an owner’s manual, and a message: “We can keep you safe”
Aortic aneurysm can be detected, managed, and subdued — life-saving guidance from one of the world’s leading aortic surgeons and the patient advocate who lived it TORONTO, ON – July 9, 2026 – What do Albert Einstein, Lucille Ball, John Ritter, Jonathan Larson, and Grant Wahl all have in common? Each suffered from aortic aneurysm…