An ongoing, UdeM-led study of youths on the West Island and in the Plateau Mont-Royal finds few have had the virus, but their mental health is an issue.

In a new research series, UdeM social psychology professor Roxane de Sablonnière examines the myriad ways the global health crisis is affecting how we act as citizens and as individuals.

UdeM neurobiologist Janelle Drouin-Ouellet is reprogramming neuronal cells from skin samples of elderly Parkinson’s patients to see how the cells change over time – and discover new treatments.

Ravi Rungta, a young assistant professor of dentistry at UdeM, is recognized by the Brain Canada Foundation as one of the country's top 20 leaders in brain research.

Echoing calls by Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the plan outlines more than 100 measures involving all of the University’s core missions.

Researchers at the Montreal Clinical Research Institute, Université de Montréal and McMaster University think they’ve found a fountain of youth — and it’s unique to a few French Canadian families.

An international team led by a CHU Sainte-Justine researcher is developing a new mathematical model to improve the management of complex diseases.

Doctoral student Alexia Ostrolenk wants to better understand hyperlexia, the ability to decipher letters and groups of letters at an early age, in autistic children.

Developed by researchers at UdeM and the CHU Sainte-Justine, the innovation allows testing of patients who cannot participate in clinical studies due to the severity of their condition.

Dr. Fred Saad, an UdeM medical professor and principal scientist at the CHUM research centre, reviews several of his recent studies published in the New England Journal of Medicine.