Some healthcare professionals know their field of calling from a young age. That was not the case for Dr. Olufemi Ayeni. “I initially thought about studying archeology – the bones of the dead,” says the Professor and Academic Division Head of Orthopaedic Surgery at McMaster University, as well as the Chief of Adult Surgery at
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