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Legal history shows how regulating the printing press in early modern England offers lessons for governing artificial intelligence in our digital age.

Recent research finds that teens who start frequent cannabis use before age 15 face increased mental- and physical-health risks in young adulthood, strengthening calls for youth-focused prevention.

Smoking both cannabis and tobacco alters brain chemistry, boosting levels of the "bliss molecule" anandamide.

Montreal’s largest snow dump, along with inactive landfills and aging natural gas infrastructure, are top methane polluters.

A new injectable hydrogel could help repair vocal cord injuries, offering new hope for people who have lost their voices.

A new "lab-on-a-chip" platform monitors how the brain's immune cells respond to toxic protein clusters associated with Alzheimer's.

Scientists have launched the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging, a decades-long national project on 50,000 Canadians.

A new collaborative aerospace innovation centre launches in Quebec's Espace Aéro zone.

A new AI tool detects invisible biological changes, allowing for rapid disease detection.

A new AI-powered device can detect and isolate healthy brain tissue during live surgery.

A researcher tested Consensus, an AI tool marketed as “hallucination-free” for academic searches.

A new model helps explain gaslighting as a process that exploits trust and shapes one's reality.

Researchers have created a patient-specific organ-on-a-chip that can predict the results of individual cancer therapy.

Health workers’ decisions to provide sexual assault evidence kits were found to be influenced by bias.

Students with overprotective parents may be more vulnerable to anxiety during the transition to university.

A new technique replicates microplastics in the lab, allowing scientists to better understand how they affect living organisms.

Some chemicals used to replace BPA in food packaging can disrupt human ovarian cells, raising safety concerns of BPA alternatives.

At the University of Waterloo, Dr. Travis Craddock is pioneering quantum neurobiology, using physics to understand the brain better and develop future treatments for neurodegenerative diseases.

At McGill University, Kuan-Wei Chen argues that the ICJ’s climate change opinion strengthens the principle of due diligence, and that this evolving duty may also guide how states and private actors govern risky activities in space.

A McGill study of rats found that a high-salt diet triggered brain inflammation and drove up blood pressure.