To better understand the properties of blood cells, an international team led by UdeM’s Guillaume Lettre has been examining variations in the DNA of 746,667 people worldwide.

There’s a shortage of veterinary doctors in several regions of Quebec. Could a new graduate training program in Rimouski encourage more young vets to practice outside major cities?

The university moves up from 85th place to 73rd in the latest global ranking by Times Higher Education.

A team of CRCHUM and UdeM researchers shows how T cells are indirectly involved in HIV persistence when fighting pathogens such as influenza viruses.

From math geek in the ex-Soviet Union to holder of a new $34-million Canada Excellence Research Chair, Irina Rish has spent a lifetime exploring the intelligence of humans and machines.

A research team highlights the mechanisms underlying memory and learning capacity – specifically, how our brains process, store and integrate information.

Researchers have discovered a cellular process that cleans and remodels damaged blood vessels in the retina, which could lead to a treatment for diabetic retinopathy.

Young people are increasingly smoking cannabis in liquid form in their e-cigarettes, and that should worry public-health authorities, says a new study led by UdeM researcher Jennifer O’Loughlin.

Shedding light on a decade-old paradox linking DNA damage and and chronic low-level inflammation associated with aging, CRCHUM researchers have discovered a new function for proteins that repair DNA.

For older women, getting physiotherapy for their pelvic floors in a group setting is as effective — and less expensive —in reducing urine leakage than one-on-one sessions, a new study finds.