Find out how ants have modified their genes in order to reinforce their social behaviors. Learn the latest in research on romantic relationships: how childhood attachment affects one&#8217;s success at speed dating and beyond. And go inside the popular Peacebuilding Simulation as political science students struggle to resolve a civil war in a fictional land.
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<description>Find out how ants have modified their genes in order to reinforce their social behaviors. Learn the latest in research on romantic relationships: how childhood attachment affects one&amp;#8217;s success at speed dating and beyond. And go inside the popular Peacebuilding Simulation as political science students struggle to resolve a civil war in a fictional land.</description>

Research on Relationships – from ants to humans to nations

L&#8217;Université McGill contribue à solutionner la pénurie de médecins en région en mettant sur pied un programme d&#8217;enseignement intégré en Outaouais. Elle veut donner une nouvelle vie à l&#8217;industrie des pâtes et papiers et réinventer les serres québécoises. Enfin, une chercheuse s&#8217;intéresse à la vie après le cancer du sein, et veut l&#8217;améliorer par l&#8217;exercice physique.
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<description>L&amp;#8217;Université McGill contribue à solutionner la pénurie de médecins en région en mettant sur pied un programme d&amp;#8217;enseignement intégré en Outaouais. Elle veut donner une nouvelle vie à l&amp;#8217;industrie des pâtes et papiers et réinventer les serres québécoises. Enfin, une chercheuse s&amp;#8217;intéresse à la vie après le cancer du sein, et veut l&amp;#8217;améliorer par l&amp;#8217;exercice [...]</description>

L’Université McGill s’implique dans la société québécoise

Almost 25% of Canadian adults are obese. McGill researchers examine the many causes of obesity, including social norms, and conclude that tackling the growing problem will require involvement from all sectors of society, including business, industry, government, and civil society.
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<description>Almost 25% of Canadian adults are obese. McGill researchers examine the many causes of obesity, including social norms, and conclude that tackling the growing problem will require involvement from all sectors of society, including business, industry, government, and civil society.</description>

Almost 25% of Canadian adults are obese. McGill researchers examine the many causes of obesity, including social norms, and conclude that tackling the growing problem ...

Almost 25% of Canadian adults are obese. McGill researchers examine the many causes of obesity, including social norms, and conclude that tackling the growing problem will require involvement from all sectors of society, including business, industry, government, and civil society.

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Food Research: the Obesity Pandemic

How much vitamin D do Canadians need for optimal health? How will our foods become more nutritious in the future? Can food processing improve the quality of food? Researchers at McGill are examining the potential for nutraceuticals to combat the onset of disease.
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<description>How much vitamin D do Canadians need for optimal health? How will our foods become more nutritious in the future? Can food processing improve the quality of food? Researchers at McGill are examining the potential for nutraceuticals to combat the onset of disease.</description>

How much vitamin D do Canadians need for optimal health? How will our foods become more nutritious in the future? Can food processing improve the ...

How much vitamin D do Canadians need for optimal health? How will our foods become more nutritious in the future? Can food processing improve the quality of food? Researchers at McGill are examining the potential for nutraceuticals to combat the onset of disease.

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Food-Related Research: Nutrients and Nutriceuticals

Quebec needs more nutritionists and consumers want healthier food. The McGill School of Dietetics and Human Nutrition and the Dept of Food Science are training students to understand both nutritional needs and food industry demands, in new state-of-the-art kitchens and labs.
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<description>Quebec needs more nutritionists and consumers want healthier food. The McGill School of Dietetics and Human Nutrition and the Dept of Food Science are training students to understand both nutritional needs and food industry demands, in new state-of-the-art kitchens and labs.</description>

Quebec needs more nutritionists and consumers want healthier food. The McGill School of Dietetics and Human Nutrition and the Dept of Food Science are training ...

Quebec needs more nutritionists and consumers want healthier food. The McGill School of Dietetics and Human Nutrition and the Dept of Food Science are training students to understand both nutritional needs and food industry demands, in new state-of-the-art kitchens and labs.

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