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Analysis: The ethics of being left out of health research
Research ethics boards must not become so preoccupied with the potential harm of participation that they overlook the certain harm of exclusion, write Sonia Anand, Gina Ogilvie and Vanessa Watts.
McMaster researchers uncover possible cause of muscle pain from widely used cholesterol medication
The discovery may explain side-effects from taking statins, opening the door to future therapies that could make statins easier to tolerate.
President’s Awards celebrate teaching excellence
Meet the five exceptional recipients of the 2026 President's Award for Outstanding Contributions to Teaching and Learning.
McMaster-developed immunotherapy strategy targets aggressive brain tumours and their fuel
Researchers have developed a strategy that simultaneously attacks deadly glioblastoma tumours as well as the immune cells they hijack to help them grow.
Analysis: Canada is getting old — and that’s our biggest advantage for 2067
Canada’s aging population is a marker of national success, not a crisis, writes Parminder Raina. It's also an opportunity to build the strongest aging society in the world.
The hunt for new antibiotics should focus on multicellular microbes, McMaster study suggests
Researchers have identified a biological pattern that helps explain why only some microbes are chemistry powerhouses - and the reason could help guide the search for urgently needed new medicines.
Landmark study reveals ‘megacluster’ of bacterial genes that produce antibiotics to target rivals
The cluster of genes produces four antibiotics that collectively work to stop multidrug-resistant bacteria, a discovery that could lead to more effective ways to fight drug-resistant infections.
McMaster researcher receives $1.7M to support youth ‘aging out’ of Canada’s child welfare system
With the funding from the Public Health Agency of Canada, Melissa Kimber will test a framework to help young people transitioning into adulthood from the child welfare system.
McMaster research team advances new therapeutic approach to blocking brain cancer
Novel drug candidates are designed to intercept rogue cancer cells before they depart other primary tumours and travel toward the brain.
Getting the dosage right: $1.2M awarded for diagnostic tech that could transform mental health care
Researchers are developing rapid diagnostic tools that could slash wait-times and allow clinicians to personalize treatments for mental health conditions in real time.
How to empower students to be active partners in learning
This year’s Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education conference brought together educators, administrators and students to explore innovative and collaborative approaches in education.
McMaster scientists celebrated for leadership in virology
Miller has received the Grandvaux-McCormick Award for Service to Canadian Virology, and Mossman has been honoured with the CSV’s Mentor Award for Senior Investigators.
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