The head of UdeM’s chemistry department thinks this nation can produce enough of its own prescription medications and not have to rely on imports in the fight against COVID-19.

Whichever way the progression of COVID-19 is depicted in a chart — as a steep curve or a gradual upward line — Canadians still think it’s a good idea to stay home, a new study finds.

Université de Montréal training counsellor Nathalie Viens discusses the difficulties and challenges faced by those who lose a loved one in a period of confinement.

Answer an online questionnaire to help UdeM carry out an international study that gauges how the workforce is adapting to stay-at-home measures imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

UdeM mathematician Morgan Craig is busy simulating how the SARS-CoV-2 virus affects the body, hoping to understand the mechanisms of COVID-19 and identify how drugs can help fight it.

Stuck at home because of distancing rules for COVID-19, parents should plan the next day's activities the night before so that their children spend less time in front of their screens.

Quebec institutions are pooling their scientific expertise to develop an extraordinary immunization program using passive plasma to fight the disease.

UdeM researchers are trying to better understand COVID-19 by comparing the immune response of children with that of seniors, whose symptoms are more severe.

UdeM researchers in artificial intelligence and machine learning are offering their expertise to the scientific community to help create solutions to the pandemic.

With a team of a dozen bioinformaticians, UdeM medical professor Julie Hussin is working on getting a genetic picture of the coronavirus responsible for COVID-19.