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The brains of cats are being scanned while they’re awake, using electrodes concealed under specially knitted wool caps.

Health

Recording the cats in the hats

25 September 2024

Article

Timothée Poisot

Health

Taking biodiversity in 'One Health' to the next level

20 September 2024

Article

David Francoz

Health

UdeM’s veterinary training program welcomes its first students in Rimouski

26 August 2024

Article

The app reminds users of all the factors to consider when choosing an antibiotic.

Health

What’s the right antibiotic for Fido?

5 June 2024

Article

Most reports of animal behaviour during an eclipse are anecdotal, but it is clear that some animals do react unusually during solar events.

Science

How do animals react to a solar eclipse?

3 April 2024

Article

The general interns heading to Kuujjuaq will have a chance to discover the region's breathtaking landscape and meet the exceptional people who live on this land, but they'll also face the challenge of running a clinic.

Health

Veterinary students join pilot project in Nunavik

7 March 2024

Article

The researchers performed lensectomies on 11 fish belonging to three endangered or threatened populations: striped bass (Morone saxatilis) from the St. Lawrence River, spotted wolffish (Anarhichas minor) and Atlantic wolffish (Anarhichas lupus).

Science

Endangered fish can live longer after cataract surgery

26 January 2024

Article

Animal migration is decreasing globally due to climate change and the destruction of many natural environments.

Science

Modelling the dynamics of animal migration and parasitic infection

10 November 2023

Article

Health

Free veterinary care for street kids’ pets

23 May 2023

Article

Une tique au stage de nymphe

Health

Mapping ticks in the Townships

26 April 2023

Article

Health

Researchers use AI to explore potential zoonotic diseases

26 April 2023

Article

Health

Climate change: what if diseases move south rather than north?

4 April 2023

Article

Une tique femelle

Science

Tick-borne diseases: Tracking anaplasmosis

1 August 2022

Article

Health

One Health: Creating a healthy and sustainable future for all

31 May 2022

Article

L'Amazonie est l’endroit au monde où le potentiel d’évolution virale est le plus grand.

Health

Where are the next zoonotic viruses lurking?

24 May 2022

Article

Health

What wintering squirrels can teach astronauts

27 January 2022

Press release

Among the observations they made in the wild, the researchers noted that chimpanzee mothers share food with their offspring that is difficult to swallow or food that they cannot chew themselves, most often done with staple foods.

Science

Something to chew on

21 May 2020

Article

Veterinarians now have a scale that measures the level of pain in cats based on the position of the animal's ears, nose, whiskers and eyelids.

Science

The "Feline grimace scale" gets published

17 January 2020

Press release

Virginie Simoneau-Gilbert

Community

UdeM animal-rights advocate wins Rhodes Scholarship

5 December 2019

Press release

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