University Of Illinois

• Montrealer named starting quarterback for UConn Huskies

  Jack Zergiotis, a native of Montreal's West Island, signed with the university's football team last December.

  Sports

  Sep 10, 2019
  
• Want to be smarter and have a better memory? Eat foods rich in this

  And other tips from experts that will help you stay mentally sharp at any age.

  Health

  Dec 21, 2016
  
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• Trying to lose weight? Here’s how many calories you cut with each glass of water

  You aim for eight glasses of water daily to stay hydrated but new research may give you another incentive to drink up: each extra glass of water may help you consume 68 fewer calories at mealtime.

  Health

  Mar 16, 2016
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• Fasting for weight loss? Here’s why scientists say it works long-term

  Thinking about fasting for a day to lose weight? A growing body of research suggests intermittent fasting may help with weight loss and weight management.

  Features

  Mar 12, 2016
• Follow this one tip if you’re trying to lose weight, study suggests

  If you’re trying to lose weight, American scientists have one tip they say is the single best thing you can do for your waistline.

  Health

  Jan 25, 2016
• University of Illinois fires football coach after allegations of player abuse

  A week before the start of the football season, Tim Beckman was fired after an investigation found he tried to influence medical decisions and pressure players to play with injuries.

  Sports

  Aug 28, 2015
• How to convince skeptical parents that vaccines are safe

  Can health officials convince a growing anti-vaxxer movement that vaccines are safe and highly effective against a handful of childhood diseases?

  Health

  Aug 4, 2015
• Fast food vs. restaurant fare: Which is worse for your waistline?

  Which is packed with more calories, sodium and fat - a burger from your local fast food joint or an identical dish at a sit-down restaurant? Take a look at our comparisons.

  Health

  Jul 27, 2015
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• Your restaurant meal is just as bad as fast food, study warns

  If you think you’re doing your health a favour by choosing a sit-down restaurant over heading to a fast food joint for your next meal, you’ve got it all wrong.

  Health

  Jul 20, 2015
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• Family matters: Birth order doesn’t affect personality, IQ among siblings, study suggests

  In what they say is the largest study conducted on sibling order, American scientists suggest that birth order doesn’t affect your personality and intelligence.

  Education

  Jul 20, 2015