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A clinical trial led by UdeM’s David Ogez is assessing the effectiveness of combining VR and hypnosis to alleviate chronic arthritic pain in seniors.

A new study reveals that AI-powered chatbots can effectively identify fraudulent web content.

In a new series of articles, 43 global experts including UdeM's Jean-Claude Moubarac raise the alarm about the ultra-processed-food industry and call...

An UdeM doctoral student of public health studies the links between daily walking and social connectedness.

By using organ-specific and shared strategies to control their size, UdeM scientists have discovered while creating the world's first atlas of plant...

UdeM neuroscientists are testing a shirt that monitors biometric data to track heart and lung activity, spot abnormal movements and trigger an alarm.

Coinciding with the Nov. 2 switch back from Daylight Savings Time, UdeM researchers discover how the neural circuits that allow us to adjust to the...

A study published in Science Immunology sheds light on why cancer immunotherapy doesn’t work for every patient or every type of cancer.

A deeper understanding of immune “brakes” could lead to more effective therapies, according to a study co-authored by UdeM and IRCM researcher André...

A Canadian study shows that Rett syndrome begins in the embryo, offering new avenues for correcting its neurological effects.

Université de Montréal / Research

Virtual nature walks and “magic” hands: a new era in pain management

AI vs. online scams: a 5-second diagnostic

Ultra-processed foods: an urgent health challenge

Better social health, one step at a time

How do plants know how large to grow?

“Smart” shirt detects epileptic seizures in real time

Time change: what neuroscience reveals about our internal clock

Cancer treatment: new study reveals why immunotherapy isn’t effective for everyone

Cancer treatment: why is immunotherapy not always effective?

The primary cilium: a breakthrough in research on a rare disorder