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Thanks to the researchers, trainees and staff at The Institute, the MUHC maintains its leadership position in the Canadian health research ecosystem
Ana Copaescu and Mariane Bertagnolli receive national awards for their research in allergy, immunology and cardiovascular health.
A new international study identifies new genetic variants and offers recommendations to improve...
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...
Senior scientist at The Institute honoured for her foundational work on glomerular disease
A study published in Science reveals how a single protein helps cells decide when to produce the building blocks of DNA...
New study by researchers at The Institute highlights the value of a One Health approach in tuberculosis research
SuPER Centre honoured with a 2025 Prix Hippocrate for its transformative role in surgical innovation
The Surgical Performance Enhancement and Robotics (SuPER) Centre integrates...
First-in human clinical trial of anti-PD1 medication for people living with HIV confirms treatment safety...
Researchers say a closer look inside cells could be used by physicians to detect diseases earlier and better match patients to therapies
Livia Garzia and team uncover epigenetic drivers of bone cancer that that may help refine prognosis and guide...
Her discovery of histone mutations transformed cancer biology and is driving new therapies for children with...
Research team at The Institute identifies gene expression signature to help guide treatment decisions for prostate...
With the development of a patient-specific organ-on-a-chip, Dr. Lorenzo Ferri at The Institute and collaborators at Harvard are advancing personalized...
Recognition highlights groundbreaking research into genetic brain disorders
Findings could lead to low-cost genetic screening for people in Quebec at risk for certain inherited cancers
New work led by Julia Burnier proposes a patient-partnered framework for more inclusive scientific language in cancer research
Highlights from the 9th annual Summer Student Research Day
This prestigious award promotes international collaboration, offering short-term research missions to talented scholars
New findings show that exposure to arsenic in drinking water may impact the formation of nephrons during embryonic growth and increase the risk...
The world's first wearable-powered system predicts acute inflammation with 90 per...
Discovery could help explain why some people are more vulnerable to lung damage during severe inflammation
New study from The Institute evaluates reliability of ChatGPT as a resource to...
Pia Wintermark is creating a national, collaborative and multidisciplinary platform focused on improving the care and long...
A new preclinical study unveils a more powerful and effective immunotherapy for bladder cancer and other solid...