Why are people in Canada’s “oil patch” or the American Midwest who’ve experienced natural disasters still skeptical about climate change? UdeM researcher Erick Lachapelle investigates.

A research team at the CRCHUM has shown that cellular aging, which protects against cancer, depends on a mechanism of genomic instability which causes the disease.

Université de Montréal chemists looked at lab samples of patients who recovered from a mild case of COVID-19 and found that those over 50 produced more antibodies against the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

A new study highlights the harmful effects of climate change on the psychological health and well-being of children and teens.

COP26 opened on Monday in Glasgow and members of the UdeM community are part of the Canadian delegation. They told us about their goals at the Conference.

A research team at CHU Sainte-Justine has discovered a more effective and less toxic targeted treatment for Duchenne muscular dystrophy. It’s called Resolvin-D2.

Around the globe, 360 million people learned English as their mother tongue and another 990 million picked it up as their second language. But many are finding it hard to keep up with the new lingo.

Appointed as U.S. President Joe Biden's "special assistant" on manufacturing and economic development, UdeM alumnus Elisabeth Reynolds reflects on what her experience here taught her.

UdeM’s popular courses in Innu promote Innu culture and give people from diverse backgrounds a chance to learn the language.

At the UdeM Legal Clinic, which will celebrate its 50th anniversary in January, anyone can receive free legal information. Starting in 2022, students will also be able to provide legal advice.