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By identifying a molecule that delays the progression of MS, CRCHUM researchers pave the way for new therapies for the nearly 77,000 Canadians living...

In a Phase One-Two clinical trial, the vast majority of patients with blood cancers are on the road to recovery, thanks to the UM171 molecule,...

On December 5-6, the Université de Montréal will bring together students and scholars from Montréal’s universities to discuss the essential role of...

Dr Christopher E. Rudd has discovered a new cell therapy approach that boosts the immune response of T lymphocytes to malignant tumours.

A new Canadian public health campaign is launched to promote the importance of getting a good night's rest.

An international research team is perfecting a method to predict the potential clinical implications of new drugs before clinical trials even start.

An international study lead by Université de Montréal astronomer Björn Benneke has detected water vapour on the planet K2-18b; this represents a major...

Researchers have just released an updated interactive tool, presented in the form of maps, to visualize Canadian opinion on climate change beliefs and...

A team at Mila is developing an interactive website that uses artificial intelligence to show how flooding will look in your neighbourhood in the...

If current trends in diagnostic practices continue, the definition of autism may get too vague to be meaningful, says a team led by UdeM psychiatry...

Université de Montréal / Research

Slowing the progression of multiple sclerosis

Blood cancers: a “new generation” stem cell transplant

Could rhythm be at the root of everything around us?

Cancer treatment: HMR researcher makes breakthrough immunotherapy discovery

Tired of being tired? Sleep On It!

Speeding up the drug discovery process to help patients

Water detected on an exoplanet located in its star’s habitable zone

Canadians in every riding support action on climate change

Getting the picture on climate change

Is it autism? The line is being increasingly blurred