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Dr. Michael Greenberg
Dr. Michael Greenberg

Dr. Michael Greenberg

Date11/15/1996
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0127936F
Black ink: ISG Technologies is financially on track, says Dr. Michael Greenberg, president and former brain surgeon.
Black ink: ISG Technologies is financially on track, says Dr. Michael Greenberg, president and former brain surgeon.
11/15/1990
Dr. Saul Greenberg prefers Sabin vaccine for Susan McElhinney-Behan's daughter, Kelly
Dr. Saul Greenberg prefers Sabin vaccine for Susan McElhinney-Behan's daughter, Kelly
11/29/1978
Clean and clear: Bob Greenberg pours himself a sparkling, clean glass of water from the Brita water Filter system, which he brought to Canada after visiting Britain last year
Clean and clear: Bob Greenberg pours himself a sparkling, clean glass of water from the Brita water Filter system, which he brought to Canada after visiting Britain last year
4/6/1987
The toast of the town: American comedian Alan King (left) toasts Canadian entertainment mogul Harold Greenberg at the Sheraton Centre last night
The toast of the town: American comedian Alan King (left) toasts Canadian entertainment mogul Harold Greenberg at the Sheraton Centre last night
4/2/1985
Ken Greenberg
Ken Greenberg
12/11/1997
Alan Greenberg
Alan Greenberg
6/17/1997
Ken Greenberg (right) with Joe Berridge (centre) and Frank Lewinberg, Urban Planners and Designers
Ken Greenberg (right) with Joe Berridge (centre) and Frank Lewinberg, Urban Planners and Designers
8/23/1994
Good sport: Mort Greenberg combines a passionate interest in the arts with his profession as a TV sports cameraman.
Good sport: Mort Greenberg combines a passionate interest in the arts with his profession as a TV sports cameraman.
11/5/1982
All Smiles: Terrence Donnelly, centre, got warm reception at St. Michael's Hospital yesterday. He's flanked, from left, by Jeff Lozon, Dr. Lee Errett, Dr. Duncan Stewart and Dr. Eliot Phillipson.
All Smiles: Terrence Donnelly, centre, got warm reception at St. Michael's Hospital yesterday. He's flanked, from left, by Jeff Lozon, Dr. Lee Errett, Dr. Duncan Stewart and Dr. Eliot Phillipson.
1/30/1996
Dr. J. A Little (front) is project director of a heart research program in St. Michael's hospital. Ari Haukioja runs on treadmill of ECG machine while Dr. Joseph Bruni (left) takes his blood pressure.
Dr. J. A Little (front) is project director of a heart research program in St. Michael's hospital. Ari Haukioja runs on treadmill of ECG machine while Dr. Joseph Bruni (left) takes his blood pressure.
1/16/1974
Tracing disease: Dr. Jim Nethercott looks at a slide of herpes virus at St. Michael's Hospital before he places it on his microscope. Since herpes isn't a reportable disease, there are no statistics showing how many people have active outbreaks, but the number of Canadians infected with genital herpes is estimated at 250,000 to 500,000.
Tracing disease: Dr. Jim Nethercott looks at a slide of herpes virus at St. Michael's Hospital before he places it on his microscope. Since herpes isn't a reportable disease, there are no statistics showing how many people have active outbreaks, but the number of Canadians infected with genital herpes is estimated at 250,000 to 500,000.
6/1/1980
Tracing disease: Dr. Jim Nethercott looks at a slide of herpes virus at St. Michael's Hospital before he places it on his microscope. Since herpes isn't a reportable disease, there are no statistics showing how many people have active outbreaks, but the number of Canadians infected with genital herpes is estimated at 250,000 to 500,000.
Tracing disease: Dr. Jim Nethercott looks at a slide of herpes virus at St. Michael's Hospital before he places it on his microscope. Since herpes isn't a reportable disease, there are no statistics showing how many people have active outbreaks, but the number of Canadians infected with genital herpes is estimated at 250,000 to 500,000.
2/9/1982