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Hoping to save front-line medical staff a lot of time, specialists in biomedical chemistry at UdeM and Université Laval work on a new screening test...

Time is running out to address the awful state of the environment on the African continent, but it's not too late, says UdeM professor Robert Kasisi.

After 27 years, CHU Sainte-Justine celebrates its 1000th bone-marrow transplant and looks to new therapies for cancer.

Initiating antiretroviral therapy at a very early stage makes HIV reservoirs shrink by 100 times, researchers at the CRCHUM and partners in the U.S....

A method developed by a team of geneticists, archaeologists and demographers may make it possible to identify thousands of individuals whose remains...

Chemists at UdeM discover a natural process to control the shape of "macrocycles," molecules of large rings of atoms, for use in pharmaceuticals and...

New research highlights the RCAN1 gene’s effect on memory and learning.

A microbiologist at UdeM helps discover a novel mode of action found in two new antibiotics that adversely affects the ability of bacteria to...

HIV antibody therapy is associated with enhanced immune responses in infected individuals, an international research team finds.

The virus you were exposed to as a young child determines how well you fight the flu for the rest of your life, Canadian researchers find.

Université de Montréal / Research

A faster test for COVID-19

Saving Africa's ecosystems

A thousand transplants and counting

Shedding light on hidden HIV

Anonymous no more:combining genetics with genealogy to identify the dead in unmarked grave

Shaping the rings of molecules

Major discovery in the genetics of Down syndrome

Discovery of the 'Holy Grail' of antibiotics

HIV: proving a concept

What was your first flu?