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New research into the ringing-ear condition known as tinnitus points to an alarming level of early hearing damage in young people who are exposed to loud music, prompting a warning from a leading Canadian researcher.

A dietary supplement containing a blend of 30 vitamins and minerals has shown remarkable anti-aging properties that can prevent and even reverse massive brain cell loss.

It is a galactic challenge, to be sure, but Gwendolyn Eadie is getting closer to an accurate answer to the question that has defined her early career in astrophysics: what is the mass of the Milky Way?

McMaster's Acting Vice-President of Research, Allison Sekuler was recently in the Netherlands to explore and expand partnership opportunities and share best practices in university research and innovation.

Researchers at the CanChild Centre for Childhood Disability Research have developed an autism classification system that defines levels of social communications ability among those with autism spectrum disorder.

McMaster is exploring Research and Development and commercialization opportunities in Israel as part of a week-long business mission to the Middle East led by Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne.

Dr. John Kelton was invested as a Member of the Order of Canada last week.

Proposed rule changes by Major League Baseball, designed to speed up the game by reducing time between pitches, could lead to a spike in arm injuries, say researchers who have analyzed the impact of fatigue.

McMaster's Associate Vice-President, International Affairs, Peter Mascher, will join Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne on a week-long business mission to Israel and the West Bank.

McMaster will lead a project to innovate the way patients stay connected with their physicians through electronic platform that enables remote monitoring and better communications between patients and physicians.

You've broken your nose in a bare-knuckle boxing match - do you go to the hospital and risk missing a day of work, or snap your schnoz back into place and carry on?

"It affects a vulnerable population of children and youth, can impact social interactions amongst youth and, as our research shows, can drive health issues," says associate professor Dr. Katherine Morrison.