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A popular drug used to treat stomach and esophagus problems, such as acid reflux, has been found to be safe to use, even long term.

One of the more destructive conspiracy theories circulating globally paints Hungarian-American philanthropist George Soros as the puppet master of a vast left-wing and globalist elite. Spreading lies about "white genocide," this rhetoric is thinly coded anti-Semitic propaganda, and is moving dangerously close to the centre in political debates.

Yet the three pharmaceutical companies that have lowered emissions to comply with the terms of the Paris Agreement also have the highest level of profitability and revenue growth in the whole sector.

The re-elected Indian PM's carefully crafted, religiously coded public enactment of patriotic loyalty is a dog whistle to those who support his vision of a Hindu nationalist 'new' India.

McMaster medical student and Global Health program graduate Eilish Scallan's recently published paper points out the inequities in Canada's prisons.

The simple and highly novel form of computing works by shining patterned bands of light and shadow through different facets of a polymer cube and reading the combined results that emerge.

Deborah Cook, a renowned McMaster University professor, researcher and physician, has been named the recipient of the Canadian Institutes for Health Research (CIHR) Gold Leaf Prize for Impact.

Researchers at McMaster University have invented a stable, affordable way to store fragile vaccines for weeks at a time at temperatures up to 40C, opening the way for life-saving anti-viral vaccines to reach remote and impoverished regions of the world.

As nationalism continues to rise in many countries around the world, historian Ian McKay looks at the pitfalls of liberal democracy that can be traced to putting property rights ahead of the rights of people.

When you are used to doing things a specific way and measuring the outcomes in certain ways, self-disruption is the act of challenging those fundamental tenets with an eye to improving outcomes for customers and hence staying competitive.

The Clinic at DeGroote pairs researchers with ambitious, highly skilled MBA candidates, to help commercialize their research.

Incorporating community volunteers into the health-care system shows promise in reducing health-care usage by older adults through a shift from hospitals to primary care, according to research from McMaster.