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Scientists at the UdeM-affiliated IRCM identify a new mechanism and role for LDL in type 2 diabetes that could someday help prevent the disease.

UdeM professor Sandra Binning and her colleagues have developed a predictive model of parasitic infection-related migratory behaviour in different...

Jean-Olivier Dicaire-Leduc throws light on hundreds of previously illegible pages of handwritten documents – some more than 350 years old – using...

Social policies aimed at reducing poverty are associated with a decreased risk of dementia in people whose brains exhibit the pathological changes...

Researchers led by UdeM neuroscientist Tomas Paus uncover an important thinning mechanism that affects how the brain matures in adolescence.

A Canadian-led team of scientists finds triple the number of galaxies visible in the James Webb Space Telescope’s “First Deep Field” image whose...

You’ll probably eat some today. In chocolate, gummies, hard candy, caramels or lollipops. But what do you really know about sugar?

A study at the UdeM-affiliated Montreal Clinical Research Insitute paves the way for more early diagnostic and therapeutic options to detect and treat...

According to a study conducted by BDC in collaboration with the Université de Montréal, not enough people are starting businesses to replace those...

Twenty-six international experts including UdeM's Sarah Kimmins make 10 recommendations on how more men can become fathers and have healthy children.

Université de Montréal / Research

Advancing knowledge in diabetes

Modelling the dynamics of animal migration and parasitic infection

Using AI to decipher historical manuscripts

Repercussions all the way down to the cellular level

Probing teenagers' lopsided brains

Astronomers now know how far the Earth is from 200 galaxies

The secret life of sugar

New link found between diabetes and steatotic liver disease

Nearly half as many people are launching businesses as 20 years ago

Worldwide fertility crisis: why men really need a hand from science

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