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Boys exposed to violent screen content in the preschool years were more likely to become antisocial and violent themselves a decade later, in their...

Born in Haiti and raised in Quebec, the young researcher has joined UdeM’s history department as an assistant professor.

It’s time to get a better read on how infectious diseases are tied to the loss of biodiversity worldwide, an international team of scientists argue in...

The CAMMM Atlas is a digital platform used to analyze disparities in accessibility and promote better distribution of services in cities.

A decreased kidney function is reportedly related to reductions in cognitive performance and brain structure, according to a new study.

According to a new study, people who regularly go to the sauna enjoy better physical and mental health than people who don’t. Why? Because of the...

A new international observational study offers hope for children with Noonan syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that can thicken the wall of the heart.

In the largest research effort to date, anthropologists at Université de Montréal succeed in sequencing the genomes of 162 lemurs from 50 species...

Opening new doors for the development of nanotechnologies in medicine, UdeM scientists recreate two natural mechanisms to better program the timescale...

Two UdeM professors have co-authored and published the first Canadian guidelines for better detection, management and treatment of cystic...

Université de Montréal / Research

Violence on TV: what happens to children who watch?

Lyns-Virginie Belony: a different take on Haitian history

Understanding pathogens and parasites – and the future of the planet

Mapping accessibility to transform cities

Chronic kidney disease may lead to cognitive disorders

Saunas are good for your health

Preventing serious heart problems in children

Why are lemurs nearly extinct, and yet so diverse?

Tinkering with the “clockwork” mechanisms of life

A clinical guide for a special kind of diabetes