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Scientist Patricia Baird was a leader in the evolving field of human genetics

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Scientist Patricia Baird was a leader in the evolving field of human genetics

In addition to leading Canada’s Royal Commission on New Reproductive Technologies, the UBC professor served on the ethics committee for the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics and advised the World Heal

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