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Step three: Dr. Leo Mahoney, director of St. Michael's breast diagnosis clinic, operates a $29,000 infra red, closed circuit TV camera called a thermo(...)
Step three: Dr. Leo Mahoney, director of St. Michael's breast diagnosis clinic, operates a $29,000 infra red, closed circuit TV camera called a thermo(...)

Step three: Dr. Leo Mahoney, director of St. Michael's breast diagnosis clinic, operates a $29,000 infra red, closed circuit TV camera called a thermo(...)

Date9/17/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Step three: Dr. Leo Mahoney, director of St. Michael's breast diagnosis clinic, operates a $29,000 infra red, closed circuit TV camera called a thermograph machine. Mrs. Mary Williams of the volunteer unit acted as the patient for this series of pictures. Before this step in diagnosis the patient is cooled in front of a fan.
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Photographs
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0025788F
Step four: Colored pictures, developed in one minute are examined by Dr. Mahoney. He also checks x-rays and if the diagnosis is favorable he will tell(...)
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