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Patient empowerment app developed by members of the Research Institute of the MUHC receives the Grand Prix de l’année

Interview with Jan Seuntjens and William Parker of the MUHC

Christina Mastromonaco, PhD student in the Cancer Research Program, is propelled into the world of start-ups!

Congratulations to RI-MUHC researchers who received Foundation awards, scholarships and grants!

Leveraging discovery to improve human health “Across the Lifespan”

Inductees are honoured for leadership in the health sciences

Congratulations to students who contributed to the scientific life of our institute this summer!

RI-MUHC researcher Peter Siegel is co-leader

The May 14 event organized by the Centre for Outcomes Research and Evaluation (CORE) provided an opportunity for trainees from all eight RI-MUHC programs to share their work and discoveries.

RI-MUHC is part of a Quebec-wide collaborative effort to provide oncology innovation and discovery pipeline

Technology and patient insight at the heart of innovative patient portal developed at the MUHC

Congratulations to two winning teams from the RI-MUHC: BetaSense and Antibiotic Sentinel!

David Labbé and Géraldine Merle are in the inaugural cohort awarded funding from the New Frontiers in Research Fund from the Canadian government

Unique multi-party collaboration forged to develop new anti-cancer therapies targeting DNA repair regulators

Four graduate students from the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre (RI-MUHC) are among the 16 from McGill to win 2019 Vanier Scholarships.

Immunotherapy has provided lung cancer patients with real hope of recovery

The human body has a remarkable ability to repair and renew itself. However, as we all know, our regenerative capacity quickly dwindles once we reach adulthood.

Along with traditional presentations, the first CRP 3-minute thesis competition!

RI-MUHC researcher Peter Siegel and research associate Sébastien Tabariès have identified a key component of breast cancer metastasis to the liver and lung