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A new study confirms the need to consider the indirect effects of health measure to promote the health and wellness of youth.

The discovery of the role played by β-arrestins in the formation of the spinal cord at the embryonic stage opens up the prospect of exploring...

A new AI-based study has identified predictors of harmful use of pornography.

Between 2010 and 2020, Quebec doctors became more likely to recommend physical activity for certain diseases but less likely to prescribe it for...

Astronomy professor Jonathan Gagné will be part of the Landolt space mission, solving problems caused by errors in astronomical calibrations.

Professor Jean-Pierre Chupin leads a national partnership to develop roadmaps for more inclusive and sustainable architecture across Canada.

Auditory input doesn’t provide the body representation system with sufficient information for accurate spatial perception, according to a study...

For the first time, a team co-led by Alexey Pshezhetsky resolved the structure of the enzyme deficient in Sanfilippo disease, a rare pediatric...

Canada’s food industry used a variety of lobbying strategies between 2016 and 2019 to oppose changes to Canada’s Food Guide.

A model that combines self-determination theory and social identity theory can shed light on team motivation and functioning, according to a recent...

Université de Montréal / Research

Eating disorders among adolescents during the COVID-19 pandemic

Spinal cord formation in the embryo: the role of a protein family understood

Predicting problematic pornography use

When do Quebec doctors recommend exercise?

Landolt space mission: more precise measurements of star brightness

An inclusive, accessible and sustainable future for architecture in Canada

When auditory cues affect body representation and vice versa

Sanfilippo syndrome: Major advancement towards developing a treatment

Agri-food industry tried to influence revamp of Canada’s Food Guide

Self-determination and social identity: Modeling team motivation