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Olivier Ferlatte

Society

Pup play: Behind the sexual fetish, a caring community

4 December 2024

Article

Allophone children who attended daycare show better cognitive development, improved social and emotional skills, and greater communication abilities.

Health

Preschool education: A key to supporting allophone children

28 November 2024

Press release

From September 2020 to March 2022, only 20.6% of Canadians used Twitter during the study period and, of these, less than a third (29.9%) tweeted about COVID-19.

Health

Tweeting during the pandemic

16 October 2024

Article

Ben Brisbois

Community

Ben Brisbois: Working together for social and environmental justice

3 October 2024

Article

In French, the concept is called Rues écoles, and it's designed to address concerns over safety, traffic problems and kids not getting enough physical activity.

Health

'I've made new friends'

15 May 2024

Article

Katherine Frohlich

Health

'It really puts us on the map'

7 May 2024

Article

The study shows that a 1% decrease in the proportion of people with an income equivalent to 50% of the median income increases by 1% the chances of not developing dementia in the presence of Alzheimer's disease.

Society

Repercussions all the way down to the cellular level

3 November 2023

Article

Community

19 Canada Research Chairs for Université de Montréal

30 August 2023

Brief

Health

Perinatal transmission of HPV: Encouraging new data

22 May 2023

Article

Community

Studying active and equitable transportation across Canada

22 March 2023

Article

Health

Overlooked and underused: help for assisted dying goes unused

28 February 2023

Article

Health

Despite COVID-19, most young Canadian adults aren’t smoking or drinking more

18 January 2022

Press release

Various studies show that physical activity can reduce depressive symptoms by acting on biological, psychological and social mechanisms.

Health

Get moving for good mental health!

18 October 2021

Article

So far, parents representing 1,000 children ages 2 to 17 daycares and schools in Beaconsfield and the Plateau have answered questionnaires.

Health

Very few Montreal children got COVID-19: survey

14 December 2020

Press release

People around the world are increasingly using contact tracing applications to find out if, when and where they have been in contact with someone infected with the virus, and to take appropriate measures to ensure that the virus does not spread further.

Science

Contact-tracing to save lives

5 June 2020

Press release

“We will monitor the situation in hospitals and public health systems in five affected countries: Canada, France, Brazil, Mali and China,” said Kate Zinszer.

Health

Five continents against a virus

5 May 2020

Press release

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