People who use drugs are more affected by the pandemic than the general population – and public-health authorities should adapt, says an ongoing study by CRCHUM researcher Sarah Larney.

Boys who start attending daycare between ages 6 and 36 months old have a better chance of going on to complete high school and a lower risk of poverty as adults, a new Canadian study suggests.

A new study has uncovered a correlation between psychological distress and genital and urinary health problems in female survivors of childhood sexual abuse.

Increasingly frequent heat waves are reducing the supply of surface water in the European Alps, according to a study involving UdeM geographer Christoforos Pappas.

Run from UdeM’s School of Social Work, the Observatoire sur les profilages gets a $2.5-million grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.

Frequent viewing of pornographic videos is generally not associated with having a mental health problem, a new UdeM study finds.

A new study finds that in Western Europe the COVID-19 crisis has had a bonus effect for the democratic status quo: voters’ support for their governments has actually increased following lockdowns.

More productive, more innovative workers say they’ll keep working remotely after COVID-19 confinement rules are eased, but others say they’d prefer to return to the office, a study finds.

PhiloQuests, an interactive project of Université de Montréal’s Institute of Philosophy, Citizenship and Youth, is now online.

A new statistical technique developed at Université de Montréal suggests that Ontario has 18 times as many cases of COVID-19 and Quebec 12 times as many — close to half a million in total.