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Topic: From Plants to People
The RI-MUHC senior scientist will present a seminar on “Maternal and child population health...
On World TB Day 2022, we are looking at how researchers from the McGill International TB Centre at the RI-MUHC are working to raise awareness and to put an end to TB.
Jean-Jacques Lebrun’s team at the RI-MUHC has won the 2021 Québec Science Discovery of the Year Award...
RI-MUHC researcher is committed to improving the lives of those living with HIV
Yasmine Benslimane is investigating how the female hormone estrogen influences the spread of colon cancer...
A new study by Dr. Gabriella Gobbi reveals the neurobiological mechanisms by which LSD could relieve anxiety
Recognition for former RI-MUHC trainee’s work on nonalcoholic fatty liver disease
Researchers look to team of astronauts to help answer important questions about chronic pain and sleep
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A new study led by RI-MUHC researchers reveals that the 100-year-old tuberculosis vaccine known as..
Topic: Cardiovascular research dissemination
On International Women's Day, we asked some of the exceptional members of the RI-MUHC community for their thoughts on...
Instead of treating the “average person,” the Courtois Cardiovascular Signature Program aims to treat every person as a unique individual
World-class neuroradiologist regards her career as “an enormous fortune”
A new study determines the maximum recommended interval between the first and second doses of mRNA...
Mondays, 9 to 10 a.m.
Meakins-Christie and RESP Program Seminar Series Winter 2022
DAP CORONA-COVID StudyWho: Individuals above the age of 40 years old with pre-existing health conditions or 70 years or older in good...
COVID ICU StudyWho: Managers, clinical educators or healthcare providers (regular staff and those who were trained during the pandemic...
To honour Rare Disease Day on February 28, an RI-MUHC research trainee shares the perspective he gained as a patient
Congratulations to Dominique Geoffrion, former doctoral student at the RI-MUHC!
Postdoc Léna Royston aims to understand how cytomegalovirus infection can increase inflammation and cause health issues
A new study reveals how signals sent from damaged muscles to the bone marrow can induce long-lasting...
This day is a welcome reminder that women and girls play a critical role in science and technology communities.