Less invasive heart bypass technique developed by Canadian shows promising results, study finds

By Alanna Smith

The Globe and Mail - Canada · Jul 31, 2026

Ottawa surgeon led research across six countries that shows there is an alternative to the traditional method used for decades

Originally published by The Globe and Mail - Canada.

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