Horse’s Mouth: Tonia Occhionero
An Interview with Valerie Mathis
Healthandeducation
Active Learning
Finding the motivation to get up and go work out
Alcohol medication gets discriminatory
Results of a recent study conducted at the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre indicate that naltrexon – one of the few medications that is effectively used in the treatment of alcohol abuse – may only be effective in women
Kraft singles’ night out
Dressing up the everyday grilled cheese
Mental health services at their limits
A look at the serious issues facing the university’s other health care clinic
Solar supplements
Vitamin D has become a veritable medical sensation
Bringing university into the real world
Applied research is slowly on the rise
Physical focus
A McGill institute’s new approach to ADHD childcare and teaching
A cure of the mind
Antidepressant placebos remain a steady presence in clinical experiments, but not in public knowledge
Negotiating linguistic limits
The push and pull in Maritime French-language education policy
When life gives you curds
Saying yes to zest
To medicalize mourning
What are the implications of formally pathologizing grief?
Healing between the margins
Addressing the health needs of diverse sexual and gender identities
Public purpose, private goal
Globalized trade agreements pose threats for Canadian health care
Carnal chocolate
Exploring the decadent ways of making truffles