University Of Minnesota

• Leading Alzheimer’s theory undermined: Did tampering waste 16 years of research?

  Sylvain Lesné's landmark 2006 study that pointed to a cause of Alzheimer's may have been doctored, calling into question whether years of research and funding were wasted.

  Health

  Jul 27, 2022
  
• Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback, receiver have deep roots off the field

  Bombers QB Chris Streveler and receiver Drew Wolitarsky are teammates for the second time -- the pair also played together at the University of Minnesota.

  Sports

  Jun 18, 2018
  
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• Parents explore low-cost, low-stress birthday parties

  Parents find creative ways to make their children's birthdays special without breaking the bank.

  Lifestyle

  Jan 17, 2017
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• Pregnant after 40? Study suggests higher lifetime risk of heart attack, stroke

  New research is warning that women who become pregnant at age 40 or older are at a greater risk of stroke and heart attack later in life. They say their findings are especially relevant as more women delay motherhood.

  Health

  Feb 18, 2016
• Canadian-made Ebola vaccine protects: study

  It appears the world finally has an effective Ebola vaccine. A new study reports that a vaccine designed by Canadian scientists induces a quick response against the virus.

  Health

  Jul 31, 2015
• New Ebola cases could top 100,000 by year’s end

  The case count in West Africa's unprecedented Ebola outbreak could grow by to hundreds of thousands of cases before the end of this year, a study suggests.

  Health

  Sep 12, 2014
• Fit in your 20s? Your brain health will thank you later: study

  A new study suggests that how fit you are in your youth could be a tell-tale sign of how sharp your thinking skills will be later on in life.

  Canada

  Apr 3, 2014