UdeM nutrition professor Malek Batal discusses a new study he co-led that deplores the high levels of food insecurity and hence less-than-optimal nutrition in Canada’s First Nations communities.

A gene linked to intellectural disability and epilepsy might also be playing havoc with some patients’ senses, including sight and hearing, a new UdeM-led study suggests.

Close to 10 million children in lower-income countries have never been vaccinated against any infectious disease. These “zero-dose” kids hold a lesson for all of us, says UdeM’s Mira Johri.

Certain regulatory genes in the placenta may be linked to the varying severity of febrile seizures during fever episodes in babies and toddlers, a new study co-led by UdeM's Sarah Lippé suggests.

A new study identifies circulating proteins as potential therapeutic targets and screening tools for type 1 diabetes.

Genes present in specific intestinal cells protect against the development of inflammatory bowel diseases, researchers at UdeM and the MHI show.

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.