Culture is key to fully understanding COVID-19, say Concordia researchers

Concordia researcher is developing a deck of cards to facilitate dialogue between doctors and moms-to-be

Vaccines are overwhelmingly safe but cognitive biases are holding the hesitant back, according to new paper

Concordia’s PERFORM Centre hopes to bring research beyond the lab

Concordia researchers develop a new way to find cancer at the nanometre scale

Philippe Goudard on his career in circus and medicine

Intense workouts before bedtime won’t guarantee a good night’s rest, new research shows

Oxytocin’s positive effects may be narrower than widely thought, according to new Concordia research

Montreal researchers create a novel method of bioprinting neuron cells

New data from a Montreal-led global study helps explain vaccination rates and vaccine hesitancy

Concordia student startup is a semi-finalist in the global XPRIZE Feed the Next Billion competition

Surgical masks more effective if worn with 3D-printed frame, Concordia PhD student finds

Concordia professor lands unique co-chair in artificial intelligence and health

Brain work

New School of Health to build on Concordia’s strengths

Concordia PhD grad is recognized for his research on dopamine and alcohol misuse

D3-backed Aifred Health takes second place in the IBM Watson AI XPRIZE competition — and $1M

Board of Governors approves new Concordia School of Health

Concordia researchers break down the COVID-19 diagnostic arsenal

Concordia researcher brings new artificial intelligence applications to medicine

Kids who sleep with their pet still get a good night’s rest, according to Concordia research

Concordia researcher earns double recognition for her efforts on cancer prediction and diagnosis

COVID-19 is not influenza, but it offers lessons on beating it, say Concordia researchers

Eye movements of those with dyslexia reveal laborious and inefficient reading strategies, according to Concordia study

Handheld device takes aim at detecting COVID-19

Concordia undergrad student develops an app to ease the anxiety of living with multiple sclerosis

Bilingual infants prefer baby talk, especially when it’s one of their native languages, according to new Concordia-led study

Picking up a book for fun positively affects verbal abilities, according to new study

Problematic internet use and teen depression are closely linked, new Concordia study finds

Concordia’s Institute for Investigative Journalism coordinates a major project looking at Indigenous communities’ water and health