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Active Learning
Debbie Wang • April 4, 2011
Finding the motivation to get up and go work out Read More
Alcohol medication gets discriminatory
admin • April 4, 2011
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 Read More
Kraft singles’ night out
Thomas Dashwood • March 18, 2011
Dressing up the everyday grilled cheese Read More
Mental health services at their limits
Sarah Mortimer • March 17, 2011
A look at the serious issues facing the university's other health care clinic Read More
Solar supplements
Peter Shyba • March 17, 2011
Vitamin D has become a veritable medical sensation Read More
Bringing university into the real world
Aaron Vansintjan • March 10, 2011
Applied research is slowly on the rise Read More
Physical focus
HealthAndEducation • March 10, 2011
A McGill institute's new approach to ADHD childcare and teaching Read More
A cure of the mind
Debbie Wang • March 10, 2011
Antidepressant placebos remain a steady presence in clinical experiments, but not in public knowledge Read More
Negotiating linguistic limits
David Zuluaga Cano • March 3, 2011
The push and pull in Maritime French-language education policy Read More
To medicalize mourning
HealthAndEducation • March 3, 2011
What are the implications of formally pathologizing grief? Read More
Healing between the margins
Amina Batyreva • February 17, 2011
Addressing the health needs of diverse sexual and gender identities Read More
Public purpose, private goal
Debbie Wang • February 17, 2011
Globalized trade agreements pose threats for Canadian health care Read More
Carnal chocolate
Thomas Dashwood • February 10, 2011
Exploring the decadent ways of making truffles Read More