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McGill University scientists dance for cancer

Montreal - A group of scientists from McGill University decided to do something a little bit different while trying to raise funds for their cancer research centre. They got a sponsor, a choreographer, started dancing and made a video.
In the Media by Carolyn E. Price - 8 comments

Blood test for Alzheimer's disease may hit market soon

A study from Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre has found that a biochemical diagnosis can identify patients with Alzheimer's disease in the early stages. The blood test could be at your doctor's office soon.
In the Media by KJ Mullins - 1 comment

McGill University professor uses ghostwriter for health journal

A story by Jason Magder published in The Gazette newspaper of Montreal, Quebec maintains that a McGill University professor is involved in a ghostwriting scheme in which articles were purchased by Wyeth Pharmaceuticals, a major drug distribution company.
In the Media by Larry Clifton
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The five-day occupation of a sixth-floor office in McGill University's administration building is over.


A group of anti-asbestos activists and scientists are criticizing McGill University's plans for an internal review of a major asbestos research study that has been called into question.


McGill University says it intends to take legal action against those behind the leak of confidential documents on an external website.


McGill University says it is reviewing the findings of a major research project into the asbestos industry and cancer caused after a CBC News investigation raised questions about links between the research and industry interests.


A professor at McGill University has found a math formula in the rhythms of music that corresponds to similar patterns in nature.

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