The UdeM law professor and expert in AI, human rights and health law has been appointed to the new position of director of social innovation and international policy at IVADO.

For people living with hearing loss, holiday parties can be a nerve-racking experience. An audiologist offers tips for more hearing-friendly holiday happenings.

International scientists including UdeM professor Kevin Wilkinson address the worrisome problem of millions of tonnes of plastic being used on farms around the world.

Two UdeM experts shed light on what triggers some kids with autism or other neurodevelopmental disorders to lash out – and offer ways to cope.

Violence against women takes many forms, including reproductive coercion: control over a woman’s reproductive choices by her spouse or family.

Literature professor Marcello Vitali-Rosati has some thoughts on the question.

Now that ChatGPT can “see” and “hear,” could it be useful for people with mobility, sensory or cognitive disabilities?

Women with disabilities who experience intimate-partner violence face substantial barriers when they decide to leave their partners. But UdeM's Martine Lévesque is working to change that.

Groundbreaking work by IRCM scientists using an RNA-based therapeutic approach gives hope for a future cure for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).

Generative artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT raise questions about how it can be used and controlled in the field of law, say two UdeM professors.