The Eastern Canada Pandemic Preparedness Hub, led by Université de Montréal, has received nearly $100 million in funding from the federal government for four innovative projects.

A new study shows that behavioural therapy can improve the sleep and mental health of workers with atypical schedules.

A new UdeM study shows that exposing deaf children to sign language before and after cochlear implantation improves linguistic and cognitive skills.

A new report co-authored by an UdeM professor makes recommendations to help ensure that the rights of seniors in long-term care are respected.

A study led by Sainte-Justine hospital researcher Miriam Beauchamp has found long-term symptoms in children aged six and under who suffered a concussion.

Professors Éric Lécuyer and Pascal Chartrand are among the winners of the Innovative Therapies for Hereditary Ataxias competition.

On World Sleep Day, we look at how neuroscientist Valérie Mongrain studies sleep to help doctors diagnose Alzheimer’s disease earlier and predict the onset of epileptic seizures.

A U.S.-Canada study co-led by UdeM researchers offers key understanding of Ebola virus replication and potential therapeutic targets.

With mental health issues now widespread and growing, how do we prepare the next generation of health workers to provide the care that people need? Looking for answers, we talked to the experts.

As the story of Stella the schnauzer illustrates, UdeM's new Centre of Excellence in Interventional Medicine is well-equipped for specialized, minimally invasive procedures.