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McMaster joins national network to improve digestive diseases care

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.
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Addiction to videogames leads to sleep deprivation, obesity, and cardiovascular risk in some gamers: Study

"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.
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How a female sex hormone may protect against STIs

Researchers have revealed how a female sex hormone present during the menstrual cycle may work to protect women against sexually transmitted viral infections.
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This year’s University Scholars tackling some of health’s biggest questions

Among the recipients are two researchers taking on infectious diseases in two very different ways.
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How do agricultural, food processing practices affect obesity? McMaster team awarded $2M to find out

Research will look at how toxicants such as pesticides and herbicides and ingredients like artificial sweeteners and high-fructose corn syrup might affect brown fat activity.
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Researchers find new way to grow life-saving blood stem cells

The discovery provides new strategies that can be used to control the growth of cells used as therapeutics for a range of life-threatening diseases.
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No time to get fit? Think again

Researchers at McMaster have found that a single minute of very intense exercise produces health benefits similar to longer, traditional endurance training.

Milk better than water to rehydrate kids

It's a more effective way of countering dehydration than a sports drink or water itself, say researchers at McMaster University.