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Marie-Eve Bouthillier sheds light on the often-overlooked role of clinical ethicists who, with healthcare teams and families, navigate the...

A University of Montreal research team calls for a shift in perspective by focusing on cannabis use patterns generally overlooked by dominant...

Researchers have identified SLAMF6, an internal brake on the body's immune system that makes cancer spread, and developed antibodies to neutralize it....

Falling in love with a chatbot is no longer science fiction. It can provide comfort and be a learning experience. But it also raises ethical issues...

Most people assume it's hard to find love when you have a serious mental health disorder. An UdeM professor is working to challenge that...

A culture of perfectionism pushes athletes in artistic sports like gymnastics and figure skating to hide their symptoms of concussion, downplaying...

In a study co-authored with Julien Riel-Salvatore and Claudine Gravel-Miguel from UdeM, Italian scientists reconstruct what they think likely killed a...

An UdeM-led research team has developed an organic molecule that stores renewable energy with record stability, paving the way for more sustainable...

Described as “hearts on a chip,” the engineered tissues are produced through 3D bioprinting with a bio-ink developed in a laboratory at the...

A large-scale study shows eco-anxiety is impacting the lives of many teens—particularly those from minoritized groups—at school and in the workplace.

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