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The largest whole-genome sequencing study on epilepsy was led by Dr. Jacques Michaud of CHU Sainte-Justine.

An Montreal Clinical Research Institute discovery sheds light on osteocalcin, a hormone produced by our bones that affects how we metabolize sugar and...

Researchers at UdeM’s School of Criminology have perfected a method to detect irregularities in how contracts are handed out.

Advances in artificial intelligence will have an enormous impact on our lives, so it’s important that people be able to weigh in on the issues that AI...

Long-term cannabis consumption increases violent behaviour in young people in psychiatric care, a new study shows.

For her doctoral thesis, Laureline Chiapello is studying the creativity of video game designers.

A new study finds that food insecurity is a big concern and lead ammunition still a problem, and reminds people not to drink from the hot-water tap...

In a new project, ex-patients will join oncology teams at six Quebec health institutions – a small revolution in health care.

The South Korean tech giant sends researchers to work at UdeM.

Disenchantment isn't the only reason that voters have for staying away from the polls, an UdeM study finds.

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Researchers discover eight new epilepsy genes

Your bones affect your appetite—and your metabolism!

A system of indicators detects and prevents collusion in the awarding of city contracts

Doing the responsible thing

Smoking pot can make psychiatric outpatients aggressive

I use philosophy to understand how video games are made

Food insecurity and quality a big concern for Atlantic region’s First Nations

Cancer treatment: Bringing patients onboard

A new AI partnership with Samsung

Why do people in new democracies stop voting?