McMaster University researchers have discovered a new treatment that could bring relief to millions of people worldwide living with peanut allergy.

Modified immune cells that ruthlessly kill cancerous tumours may prove a game-changer for people living with late-stage cancer.

The McMaster Platelet Immunology Laboratory has pivoted to a new role as the only Canadian lab able to diagnose rare blood clot issues induced by COVID-19 vaccines, including Canada’s first case in Quebec.

Dave Tucker, the new Assistant Vice-President Research, Nuclear, will advance McMaster’s role as a global leader in nuclear research, training and commercialization.

How can music cognition research help create better medical alarms -- and better patient outcomes? Researcher Michael Schutz explains his work in this TEDxMcMaster talk.

From assisting the Public Health Agency of Canada better understand the spread of COVID variants of concern to making recommendations to inform Ontario’s vaccine rollout, McMaster researchers are lending their expertise to federal and provincial decision makers.

Distinguished Canadian L. R. “Red” Wilson invests in leadership, collaboration, expertise with national reach.

Climate change and water extremes — things like drought, poor water management, cyclones, flooding — will cause more than a billion people to migrate by 2050.

A vaccination queue-jumping scandal has caused a massive uproar in Peru, and could be a wake-up call for other countries.

Mice pups living on mountain tops reserve their energy for growth rather than warmth. When they get too cold, they conserve energy by slowing down their metabolic processes.

Karen Kidd is trying to find ways to minimize the harmful impacts of economically important industries on freshwater resources and aquatic life.

Jim Cotton's ICE-Harvest technology captures unused heat from community sources including arenas, grocery stores, and big box centres, and redistributes it to other buildings.

Henry Giroux, the McMaster University Professor for Scholarship in the Public Interest, has released his latest book, Race, Politics and Pandemic Pedagogy: Education in a Time of Crisis.

Men who support gender equality — publicly and in bed — have more frequent sex and report higher levels of sexual satisfaction, researchers find.

School of the Arts director Stephanie Springgay combines research and art to explore the act of walking during COVID.

During the pandemic, Canadians who were already facing financial or health problems saw their situations worsen. Continued financial stress also led to a significant amount of psychological distress, researchers find.

Journalism work is increasingly precarious, exacting a cost from not only the workers, but also their families of origin, the families they create and the families they choose not to create.

Darren Lawless' job is to connect people. So how does that work during a pandemic?