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A new study finds that food insecurity is a big concern and lead ammunition still a problem, and reminds people not to drink from the hot-water tap...

In a new project, ex-patients will join oncology teams at six Quebec health institutions – a small revolution in health care.

The South Korean tech giant sends researchers to work at UdeM.

Disenchantment isn't the only reason that voters have for staying away from the polls, an UdeM study finds.

A new study shows that people who cast a ballot are much more glad they did than people who abstain.

With the RDA10 Plenary Meeting in full swing, UdeM information scientist Vincent Larivière takes a look at what's happening in the global movement to...

As the organizer of Research Data Alliance’s 10th Plenary Meeting, Université de Montréal recognizes the increased significance and scope of open...

UdeM researchers find a way to reduce replication of the AIDS virus in the gastrointestinal tract.

A new study by UdeM's School of Psychoeducation suggests that students who experience very little or too much anxiety at the start of their secondary...

In a study in Science, UdeM astrophysicist Étienne Artigau and an international team of researchers reveal that giant waves cause large-scale movement...

Université de Montréal / Research

Food insecurity and quality a big concern for Atlantic region’s First Nations

Cancer treatment: Bringing patients onboard

A new AI partnership with Samsung

Why do people in new democracies stop voting?

Are you happy you voted – or didn't?

Sharing scientific research data more widely

Université de Montréal aims for greater worldwide debate on open data

HIV-AIDS: Following your gut

Academic success: a little anxiety may help

Scientists solve mystery of blinking brown dwarfs

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