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Scientists at UdeM and over 30 other universities and institutions argue for the protection of ancient peatlands to prevent the release of greenhouse...

Ziva Postec edited Claude Lanzmann's famous Holocaust documentary Shoah, but never received the same recognition as the director. In a new film, a...

Spending too much time watching TV in their room can harm preschoolers' development, an UdeM study finds.

Montreal research team unravels an adaptive mechanism involved in controlling insulin action, showing that glucagon plays a crucial part in it and can...

A new research chair on the grieving process has been set up at UdeM's School of Social Work thanks to a donation from Quebec's Monbourquette...

Montreal health-care professionals develop 27 daily exercises for patients to stay in shape once they return home and avoid falls.

If Quebecers are less inclined to accommodate religious minorities, it's simply because they value secularism over religiosity, not because they're...

The discovery by UdeM microbiologist Yves Brun and his American colleagues could have a major impact on the development of new antibiotics.

Four researchers participating in the Leucégène project offer a positive assessment of the first decade of work on a deadly form of leukemia.

A new study of one of eastern North America's last remaining old-growth forest reserves – Mont Saint-Hilaire, near Montreal – shows a "homogenization"...

Université de Montréal / Research

For peat's sake! Let's chill out a bit and stop global warming.

Famous film, neglected editor

A television in the bedroom?

Diabetes' sworn enemy could ultimately be a valuable ally

Better support for people in mourning

Exercising helps seniors stay independent after discharge from hospital

When being anti-religious isn't racist

Monitoring the synthesis of the bacterial cell wall in real time

10 years of research lead the way to more effective treatment of a fatal cancer

Nature: It giveth and taketh away