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In a new study, researchers at the IRIC and the University of Copenhagen suggest a new avenue for developing drugs against weight problems causing...

Water quality is threatened by a long history of fertilizer use on land, Montreal scientists find in new study.

A doctoral candidate in criminology has studied the world of prostitution and discovered three distinct varieties of pimps.

Pascale Thériault conducts doctoral research on video games from a feminist perspective – and find them full of male stereotypes to be overcome.

Over the long term, being a bystander of high-school violence can be as damaging to mental health as being directly bullied, a new study finds.

According to an analysis of surveys in five countries done by researchers at UdeM and other institutions, women who work the night shift run a higher...

Using data from NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope, an international team led by a young master's student at UdeM has discovered a new exoplanet twice the...

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.

Université de Montréal / Research

Targeting a hunger hormone to treat obesity

When yesterday's agriculture feeds today’s water pollution

Pimps: they’re not all alike

Feminist video games now!

Witnessing violence in high school as bad as being bullied

Working at night is associated with a greater risk of breast cancer in women

A new exoplanet is discovered by an international team led by a young master's student

Regular beer consumption linked to higher prostate cancer risk

Understanding drug resistance in ovarian cancer

International conference on diversity comes to Canada