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The Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging targets brain health

Thanks to the Weston Family Foundation, the CLSA will employ MRI imaging and microbiome analyses to investigate cognitive aging

RI-MUHC study shows impact of combinatorial immunotherapy on an aggressive cancer

A combinatorial immunotherapy may provide significant therapeutic benefit in managing pancreatic ductal...

RI-MUHC team studies a novel, fully automated insulin delivery system

A new publication in Lancet Digital Health describes an important step that may improve glucose control and quality of life for people with type 1...

Can inhaled corticosteroids alleviate early symptoms of COVID-19?

Results from the CONTAIN study conducted at the RI-MUHC reveal that ciclesonide is no better than placebo

Regular screening for tuberculosis in Inuit communities is cost-effective

A new study from RI-MUHC researchers published in CMAJ recommends regular screening to help reduce outbreaks

RI-MUHC team detects impact of HIV antiretroviral therapy on the anti-tuberculosis immune response

Alveolar macrophages, cells important for protection from tuberculosis infection, are adversely impacted by...

The 2021 RI-MUHC Annual Report is online!

An invitation from Dr. Rhian Touyz

Discovery of mechanics of drug targets for COVID-19

Scientists unravel inner workings of cell receptors involved in inflammatory diseases

RI-MUHC researchers tackle COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in adults and in children

Videos from projects led by Drs. Inés Colmegna and Moshe Ben-Shoshan are now available

RI-MUHC leads study of antiviral use in children hospitalized for influenza

Findings show that influenza antivirals are underutilized in Canadian pediatric hospitals, despite national clinical...

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