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A study involving 3,927 men in Greater Montreal found that drinking a beer every day over a long period is associated with an increased risk of...

A study by two researchers at UdeM reveals a new aspect of resistance to chemotherapy in patients treated for ovarian cancer.

Researchers and decision-makers from 25 countries attend the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion conference today through Saturday at UdeM.

Even though they have more cardiovascular problems, fewer women and people over 65 are recruited for randomized clinical trials than men and younger...

The more hospital-acquired infections are perceived to be everbody’s business, the more health professionals make sure to wash their hands.

Université de Montréal researchers find that disrupting the composition of ribosomes stops tumour cells from multiplying.

A Q&A with criminologist David Décary-Hétu, co-author of a new international study on the rising proportion of prescription opioids that are available...

The computer scientist was honoured at a ceremony May 31 at the Israeli parliament in Jerusalem.

Researchers in Finland and Montreal are looking at the challenges of mass producing and commercializing the now-experimental technology

Vaccinating asthmatic pre-schoolers against influenza could dramatically reduce their risk of being hospitalized after an attack, researchers find.

Université de Montréal / Research

Regular beer consumption linked to higher prostate cancer risk

Understanding drug resistance in ovarian cancer

International conference on diversity comes to Canada

Women and older people under-represented in drug trials for heart disease

Hand hygiene among health professionals: a question of perception

Scientists discover a new mechanism that prevents the proliferation of cancer cells

Opioids and the 'darknet'

The Wolf Prize brings Gilles Brassard closer to a Nobel

Flexible solar cells: Will they someday power your devices?

Asthma and flu: a double whammy