With a Canadian government grant of over $20 million, Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Denis Mukwege enlists UdeM's help in improving health services for Congolese women who are victims of rape.

Partnering UdeM and the Panzi Foundation, the women, teens and children’s health-and-rights project kicks off in the Democratic Republic of Congo with Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Denis Mukwege.

There are years of basic research in neuroscience behind the development of the first mixed reality game to diagnose and promote inclusion for people with autism.

UdeM is the first university in Canada (and in the French-speaking world) to introduce an online simulation that allows pharmacy students to learn in a safe yet realistic setting.

A study shows that Riluzole could be effective in the treatment of certain leukodystrophies, neurodegenerative diseases that attack the myelin in the brain of young children.

An international research team is looking for systematic evidence of linkages between changes in art-making and disorders of the central nervous system.

Psychologist Jean Proulx, a professor from School of Criminology, has been working for more than 30 years to demystify the process that leads up to sexual assault and find ways to prevent recidivism.

UdeM professor Carolina Bottari is working to raise awareness about the impact of traumatic brain injury on women who are victims of domestic violence.

The expression of the viral protein Vpu is essential in allowing infected cells to evade the elimination mechanism known as ADCC, a new study shows.

Thanks to a large donation and the work of UdeM biochemist Alexey Pshezhetsky, the Elisa Linton Research Chair in Lysosomal Diseases will help treat Sanfilippo disease and similar genetic syndromes.