McMaster University study finds TV, social media use linked to excess sugar, caffeine in teens NiagaraFallsReview.ca McMaster University researchers examined U.S. data from 32,418 students in grades 8 and 10 and found those who spent […]
U of M researchers head to West Africa to study how Ebola affects reproductive system CBC.ca As the Democratic Republic of the Congo continues fighting the second largest Ebola virus outbreak in history, University of Manitoba […]
OTTAWA, October 22, 2019 — The Liberal Party of Canada has won their second mandate, claiming 157 seats for a strong minority parliament. Andrew Scheer’s Conservative Party claimed 121 seats, the Bloc Québécois took 32 seats, […]
How many flights does it take for stair-climbing to qualify as a workout? The Guardian But in keeping with the trend toward shorter, more intense workouts, a research team from McMaster University recruited 24 university students […]
Dr. Ryan Wiley President, Shift Health Policy Advisor, Research Canada In just under a week, Canadians will be choosing among platforms and positions to elect their next government. And while healthcare remains […]
Study considers whether yoga could help reduce youth homelessness CTV News Could a unique type of yoga help reduce the risk of homelessness in youth? That is the focus of a new study at the Lawson […]
As Canada’s leading mental health research facility, The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) aims to inspire hope through discovery. We are revolutionizing our understanding of the brain and the causes, biomarkers and treatments […]
Towards an ‘artificial pancreas’: new technology holds promise for diabetes patients Globalnews.ca Technology like this is a “rapidly emerging area of care,” according to Seema Nagpal, vice-president of science and policy for Diabetes Canada. Myeloma Canada Launches Award-Winning […]
Improving research with more effective antibodies McGill Newsroom “A new study points to the need for better antibody validation, and outlines a process that other labs can use to make sure the antibodies they work […]
Incredible scientific and technological advances in recent years have improved our collective understanding of many rare diseases. This is a very exciting time for the rare disease community. These diseases are often severe conditions that […]
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