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March 27, 2009

Transforming the study of human aging

Members of McMaster's Faculty of Social Sciences have begun a review of how best to meet the needs of an aging society, while continuing to strengthen the University's tradition as a centre of excellence in the study and research of gerontology and health and human aging.

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March 27, 2009

Grad student recognized for work on groundwater remediation

It seems so bountiful that many take it for granted. Not Kevin Mumford. He understands that water is a precious resource that needs to be nurtured in order to sustain life and the societies we've developed around it.

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March 26, 2009

McMaster scholar awarded Killam Research Fellowship

McMaster professor Walter Craig, a Canada Research Chair of Mathematics Analysis and its Applications, is one of nine outstanding Canadian researchers to be awarded a Killam Research Fellowship. Awarded by the Canada Council for the Arts, the fellowship holds a value of $140,000 over two years and will enable Craig to devote two-years to full-time research.

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March 26, 2009

World Health Organization accepts BHSc grad for prestigious internship

As a student in the Bachelor of Health Sciences Program, Jennifer Nash learned about the importance of evidence-based medicine in health policy and clinical practice. Now as an intern at the World Health Organization, the McMaster alumna and recent chiropractic graduate is putting her knowledge into action as she assists in shaping international guidelines in evidence-based traditional medicine.

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March 26, 2009

Study suggests lowering blood sugar levels during critical illness may be harmful

When a person becomes critically ill, their body responds by increasing blood glucose levels - part of its way of adapting to a serious illness.

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