A new AI-based study has identified predictors of harmful use of pornography.

Between 2010 and 2020, Quebec doctors became more likely to recommend physical activity for certain diseases but less likely to prescribe it for primary prevention or for obese patients.

Professor Jean-Pierre Chupin leads a national partnership to develop roadmaps for more inclusive and sustainable architecture across Canada.

Canada’s food industry used a variety of lobbying strategies between 2016 and 2019 to oppose changes to Canada’s Food Guide.

A model that combines self-determination theory and social identity theory can shed light on team motivation and functioning, according to a recent study

Professors and researchers Annie Pullen Sansfaçon and Olivier Ferlatte discuss the issues they’re interested in and the solutions they see in the current tense social climate.

In his master’s research, which he presented at the ACFAS conference, Jerry Legrand analyzed the teacher shortage from a strategic planning point of view.

A new UdeM study examines how a person’s lifestyle influences our assumptions about their political leanings and how valid those assumptions are.

Environmental designers led by UdeM professor and vice-dean Isabelle Thomas have developed RésiliAction, an assessment tool that promotes resilient land use where there's a risk of flooding.

A new study reveals that viewing porn can either help or hinder sexual satisfaction, depending on the type of content.