Study compares U.S. and Canadian funding for immigrant heart health research
Analysis of NIH and CIHR grants from 2005–2023 finds differing trends in national investments related to...
A rare respiratory disease may be more prevalent in Quebec
A team of researchers have found a rare genetic form of primary ciliary dyskinesia linked to a single ancestor more than 300 years ago, potentially...
When DNA holds the answers: uncovering the genetic roots of infertility
A new international study identifies new genetic variants and offers recommendations to improve...
How neurons grow: teamwork behind new dendritic branches
Researchers uncover how the proteins Spire and Rab11 work together to trigger new branches in neurons, revealing a key mechanism in how the brain's...
Landmark Canadian-led trial finds many atrial fibrillation patients can stop taking blood thinners
A new trial co-led by the Ottawa Heart Institute and the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre...
Researchers from The Institute contribute to international study on DNA synthesis
A study published in Science reveals how a single protein helps cells decide when to produce the building blocks of DNA...
New injectable gel shows promise as voice loss treatment
Researchers from The Institute and McGill team up to develop hydrogel that outlasts current treatments in a preclinical study, a step toward...
Endoscopic ultrasound outperforms standard technique for evaluating liver disease
Randomized study identifies a faster, safer, and more accurate one-stop diagnostic method
Livestock tuberculosis bacteria shown to be more virulent than human strains
New study by researchers at The Institute highlights the value of a One Health approach in tuberculosis research
Expanding TB prevention could save millions of lives and yield major economic benefits, global study finds
An international study led by Jonathon Campbell at The Institute highlights...