Western is constructing Canada's first purpose-built Bioconvergence Centre, accelerating health discoveries from lab to patient.

Schulich Dentistry professor recognized for work advancing equitable oral health care and community-based dental education.

New CAHS Fellows recognized for advancing knowledge, improving health and shaping healthier societies.

The internationally renowned physician-scientist has helped turn the promise of gene therapy into life-saving treatments.

Western University researchers are using electric therapy to treat glioblastoma, one of the most aggressive and difficult-to-treat brain cancers.

Professor at UWO talks about executive function and his latest book on the subject in this Q&A

A $1.4-million Brain Canada investment, matched by Western University, will expand access to the Centre for Functional and Metabolic Mapping’s MRI platform.

Western Medicine alum Dr. Catherine Hansen reflects on her family’s Artemis II mission and her work supporting midlife and menopause care across Canada.

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Western's new Canada Excellence Research Chair in Neurovirology and Neuroimmunology will drive breakthroughs on how viruses affect the brain.

Genome Canada and Ontario Genomics investment will accelerate tools developed through academic-industry partnership.

When I visited the country during its dark and cold winter, I learned why its been the global leader in contentment for years

Schulich Medicine & Dentistry researchers discover innovative cell engineering method to use diatomes for biofuel, vitamins and other products.

The IOC’s Director of Health, Medicine and Science reflects on athlete well-being, equity and building a better world through sport.

The specialization brings together advanced training in biomedical science, health systems and policy.

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Federal investment will advance discovery and applied science across the health research spectrum.

At any given time, there are around 300 – 400 trillion viruses throughout the average human body. Most are benign, and some are even beneficial. But other particularly crafty and menacing viruses can...

When people who are overweight and obese stopped taking their weight-loss medications they regained weight faster than those who stopped a diet or exercise program, a new review of studies finds.

London Health Sciences Centre is using radiation therapy, stereotactic arrhythmia radioablation, for cardiac treatment to target damaged heart tissue.

Cancer is on the rise. Science is responding. A small window into a year of cancer discovery and progress.

Four new Western research chairs will target health advancements 'head to toe', in neurosurgery, cardiovascular and kidney care and orthopaedic surgery.

Dr. Jane Philpott, MD’84, reflects on a poignant moment of change.

The blockbuster drug that's changing the game.

Western experts are rethinking how to feed the world sustainably—without sidelining farmers.

Everyone feels it. Few understand it. The science is finally catching up.

Just days after Canada lost its measles elimination status, Western University students were learning how to tackle current outbreaks

A new technique is transforming how scientists use fMRI to study the brain.

Derek McLachlin, a Western University biochemistry professor, tells The National about the moment he turned Ed Sheeran’s Shape of You into an educational song for his students.

Western is joinging the Global Virus Network. Western's Pathogen Research Centre will be the first Canadian Center of Excellence.