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Software developed at UdeM will soon provide a gateway to tenancy law and jurisprudence for the general public. writes law professor Karim Benyekhlef.

Canadian researchers discover what makes some patients’ immune systems resist HIV-1.

Getting a jump on a low-income child’s education can have a positive effect on social behavior even 40 years later, researchers find.

An international study led by Montreal researchers finds better ways to improve the chances of survival of children with a rare immune deficiency.

A new Canadian study shows that deprescribing risky medications for seniors is more successful if pharmacists take a pro-active role.

An international team led by Montreal researchers discovers two proteins essential to the development of skeletal muscle.

With their new finding, UdeM scientists urge revision of decades-old dogma on protein synthesis.

Improved communication skills may be linked to increased connectivity between auditory and motor regions of the brain, researchers at UdeM and McGill...

A new analysis co-authored by UdeM’s Vincent Larivière finds that only two-thirds of studies in this country are freely accessible.

A new study by researchers in Montreal and Boston looks at the role that pain plays in osteoarthritis, a disease that affects over 300 million adults...

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JusticeBot: Giving tenants better access to legal information

Focus on resistance to HIV offers insight into how to fight the virus

Being fair: the benefits of early childhood education

Treating the "bubble babies"

Want to cut down on your meds? Your pharmacist can help.

Montreal researchers explain how muscles form

We now know how RNA molecules are organized in cells

Music improves social communication in autistic children

Open-access research publications: Canada is dragging its feet

Becoming more sensitive to pain increases the risk of knee pain not going away