Le Coeur, notre autre cerveau : stress, palpitations, hypertension... se soigner avec l'hypnose et la cohérence cardiaque par Mathieu Bernard
Quand le deuil se complique par Danielle Maltais et Jacques Cherblanc
L'Anxiété apprivoisée : transformer son stress en ressource positive par Amélie Seidah et Isabelle Geninet
Navigating Life with Chronic Pain by Robert A Lavin & Al
Did you know that the Neuro-Patient Resource Centre (NPRC) brings an information cart to five ambulatory clinics and the Neuro Day Centre, at least twice a month for each clinic?
For the movement disorders clinic, the two NPRC library assistants, Natasha Williamson and Amber Perry-Marinov, carefully select books, brochures, and other resources about Parkinson’s disease and other disorders for patients and their families.
The Schulich School of Music is proud to announce that, starting in August 2023, three new faculty members will join its Department of Performance:
On Friday, May 12th, several geographers participated in the Arctic Frontier Summit co-organized by McGill’s Faculty of Science and the Norwegian Embassy in Ottawa. Professor Emeritus George Wenzel was among the invited panelists, sharing his decades of personal experience as a researcher in the community of Clyde River (Kanngiqtugaapik in Inuktituk) on the shores of Baffin Island in Nunavut. What a rare site it was to see him wearing a tie. Looking sharp George!
"TAVIETM in motion is a support intervention developed with people living with Parkinson’s disease and care partners by researchers from the Centre de recherche du Centre hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal (CR-CHUM). In a series of sessions, a nurse as well as people living with the disease and care partners are depicted as animated characters and offer support by informing, guiding and especially preparing you to handle the challenges associated with Parkinson’s disease.
- Faire face aux ronflements et aux apnées du sommeil : le programme complet pour apprendre à mieux dormir par Kelly Guichard | Meryl Manoukian
- Devenir proche aidant, maladie d'Alzheimer et autres troubles cognitifs par Marie-Jeanne Kergoat & Al
- Cannabis par Serge Brochu, Sébastien Fallu et Marilou Pelletier
- Mayo Clinic on Alzheimer's Disease and other Dementias: A guide for people with dementia and those who care for them by Jonathon Graff-Radford (2nd edition)
First-of-its-kind platform will redirect funding to those drugs most likely to have desired effects on cognition, saving many billions of dollars.
The reports from the testing done during the February 2023 closure of the Stewart Biology Building are now available online. You will find the reports on the Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) website. We will continue to post the results from the monthly air tests undertaken since the reopening.
The reports from the testing done just before and during the recent closure of the Raymond, Barton and Macdonald-Stewart buildings are now available online. You will find the reports on the Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) website. We will continue to post the results from the weekly air tests undertaken since the reopening.
Congratulations to PhD student Mathis Messager, his supervisor Prof.
Dear members of the Macdonald Campus community,
Thank you to everyone who joined us for last week’s Town Hall. We have received quite a few questions, and we will answer as many as we can in the coming days in FAQ, with updates flagged by date.
In recognition of Nutrition Month, the librarians at the MUHC’s patient resource centres have put together a reading list of helpful resources, such as books, e-books, and links to online information.
A simple set of mathematical rules that accurately identifies signs of competing electrical signals in the heart has been developed by McGill's Leon Glass, Gil Bub and Alvin Shrier and their UBC colleagues Marc Deyel and Zachary Laksman. The Canadian team did in vitro experiments that showed how abnormal beating triggered by anomalous electrical impulses can generate distinctive triplets. These triplets also appear in cardiac data from real patients and also emerge from simple mathematical models.
