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Nova Scotia researchers to study whether Vietnam War affected how those who lived through it age

What does a lonely brain look like? Study offers new answers

Human activities, shipping, fishing, polluting, links to killer whale deaths, according to study

Big Idea: How companies can avoid and recover from allegations of greenwashing

Cailynn Klingbeil

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University looks different this year, but that’s not all bad

November 6 Updated

Tom Cardoso answered reader questions on his investigation into racial bias in Canada’s prisons

October 24 Updated

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Fans join Schitt’s Creek star Dan Levy in taking Indigenous studies

September 26 Updated

Strokes can be the first symptom of COVID-19 in young patients, new Canadian research shows

September 15 Updated

Nearly nine in 10 Canadians say Canada has done well in COVID-19 response, study shows

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Trying to get pregnant? Consider what you eat

German study finds low coronavirus infection rate in schools

COVID-19 increases risk for Canada’s ‘invisible’ homeless women, study shows

Canadians are big players on far-right social media, British think tank study finds

Canadian Arctic awash in microplastics, study finds

The pandemic is shedding light on the messy and sometimes infuriating process of scientific discovery

When it comes to research, we need global supply chains to remain open

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Study of Arctic Ocean shows top of the world changing

Study aims to uncover who is most vulnerable to coronavirus

Study finds link between dementia and lack of sleep

December 11, 2019

Why angina shouldn’t be treated as a time bomb in your chest

November 25, 2019

Our society’s culture of fear is holding back children’s fitness

Alex Hutchinson

September 24, 2019

Alex Hutchinson

Labour’s future in developed world not as bleak as imagined

Tree rings show human effect on climate goes back more than a century

May 1, 2019 Updated

Nature vs. nurture: Study on twins shows athletic destiny not set at birth

August 17, 2018 Updated

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