McGill Global Health Programs Director Madhu Pai is editor of a unique collection of papers printed as a supplement to GP Clinics. This supplement is an effort to engage and educate GPs and private practitioners and to share with them the current best practices on TB diagnosis and treatment. The book is accompanied by an interactive web platform where practioners can test their TB knowledge and find additional resources to update their practice.

Classified as: news, TB, Book, Madhu Pai
Published on: 7 Jan 2016

The McGill Global Health Programs latest newsletter is out! Inside, read about global health-related courses you can take this semester and what we are planning for 2016 and more!

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Classified as: news, Newsletter, Global Health
Published on: 7 Jan 2016

The McGill Global Health Programs latest newsletter is out! Inside, read about Arnold Steinberg, what we are planning for 2016 and more upcoming opportunities and events!

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Classified as: news, Newsletter, Global Health, Steinberg
Published on: 17 Dec 2015

The McGill Global Health Programs latest newsletter is out! Inside, read about World AIDS Day, the 2016 Summer Institute and more upcoming opportunities and events!

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Classified as: news, AIDS, Newsletter, Global Health, Summer Institute
Published on: 10 Dec 2015

Discovery of how environmental memories may be transmitted from a man to his grandchildren

Classified as: news, Research, McGill University, CIHR, DNA, epigenetics, health, Genome Québec, Sarah Kimmins, Dept. of Animal Science, fathers, grandfathers, histones, Reseau de Reproduction Quebecois, Fonds de recherche Nature et technologies, lifestyle
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Published on: 8 Oct 2015

October 2015 | A recently published study by Eran Shor, Alex Miltsov and their colleagues at Stony Brook university on the media’s underrepresentation of women and its possible explanations is featured at the ASA's "Recent Selected Articles" section. Their paper is already receiving wide media coverage.

Classified as: news, Grad Students
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Published on: 2 Oct 2015

September 2015 | Morton Weinfeld was interviewed on CBC TV News on the controversy over the niqab in Canada. The interview is available here.

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Published on: 1 Oct 2015

Canadian cities that have significant visible minority and Aboriginal populations have bigger police forces than those without. No matter what the actual level of crime.

Classified as: culture, news, First Nations, Canada, Research, Crime, Aboriginals, Visible Minorities, Criminal justice, society, Jason Carmichael, criminology, Sociology Department
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Published on: 16 Sep 2015

The McGill Global Health Programs latest newsletter has just been released! Inside, find a preview of our upcoming funding opportunities, events and more!

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Classified as: Global Health, news, Newsletter
Published on: 4 Sep 2015

Insecticides that are sprayed in orchards and fields across North America may be more toxic to spiders than scientists previously believed.

Classified as: news, Research, spiders, Animal behaviour, evolutionary ecology, Christopher Buddle, Dept. of Natural Resource Sciences
Published on: 6 Aug 2015

Even jumping spiders have personalities scientists have discovered. A "shy" individual will not make the same choices as a "bold" individual. This means that some individuals, because of their personality type, will capture more prey than others, and will therefore have a larger effect on local ecosystems.

Classified as: news, Research, spiders, Animal behaviour, evolutionary ecology, Christopher Buddle, Dept. of Natural Resource Sciences
Published on: 6 Aug 2015

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