All it takes is some physical activity every day and less time spent in front of a screen, Canadian researchers find.

But consuming foods rich in nutrients could counteract some of the negative effects, according to a new Canadian study.

Plastic surgeons at Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital replace the nerve impulses of a nerve that does not work with a nerve that still works – and time and rehabilitation do the rest.

Health-care teams providing medical assistance in dying are often unaware of the existence of interdisciplinary support groups created to help them.

A new epidemiological study finds that lesbian, gay and bisexual people in Canada have higher preventable death rates than their heterosexual counterparts.

Some people have a negative emotional response to the proliferation of condos in the Montreal region - and an UdeM doctoral student says we should listen to them.

A study shows that children who have a strong physiological concordance as well as an insecure attachment relationship with their parents are more prone to be afraid based on what they see.

A meta-analysis of neuroimaging studies by Stéphane Potvin points to neurobiological deficits in people with substance abuse problems.

Our brain controls so many aspects of our sexual functioning. So what happens when it is damaged? Enter the new field known as neurosexuality.

A research team led by Moutih Rafei, a professor in UdeM’s Department of Pharmacology and Physiology, is perfecting a new cancer vaccine platform