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71M-Year-Old Dinosaur Bone May Improve Your Next Implant
Innovation2h ago

71M-Year-Old Dinosaur Bone May Improve Your Next Implant

A PhD student peering into a microscope discovered that dinosaur bones share the same mineral structure as modern human bones—a finding that could revolutionize how we design medical implants. Scientists at McMaster University found identical mineral clusters in a 71.5-million-year-old Albertosaurus fossil and human bone tissue.

Google: fossil discovery3 min read
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Health & WellnessMay 14

McMaster Scientists Create Drug That Eliminates Brain Tumors

A new immunotherapy developed at McMaster University has successfully eliminated deadly glioblastoma tumors in preclinical trials, offering hope for a cancer that has had no major treatment advances in 20 years. The therapy could enter human trials soon.

Google News - New Treatment2 min read
Kenora Report Charts Path to Indigenous Reconciliation
SolutionsFeb 18

Kenora Report Charts Path to Indigenous Reconciliation

After six years of research with Indigenous Elders and community members, a McMaster University professor has released a comprehensive roadmap for reconciliation in Kenora, Ontario. The community-driven report offers concrete solutions while celebrating Indigenous resurgence already underway.

Google News - Reconciliation2 min read
Scientists Solve Mystery of Rare Vaccine Blood Clots
Health & WellnessFeb 12

Scientists Solve Mystery of Rare Vaccine Blood Clots

A global research team discovered exactly why a tiny number of people developed blood clots after certain COVID-19 vaccines, and their breakthrough points the way to even safer vaccines. The answer lies in a single mutation that misdirects the immune system in extraordinarily rare cases.

Medical Xpress2 min read
Canadian Team Finds HIV Drug May Treat Brain Cancer
Health & WellnessJan 21

Canadian Team Finds HIV Drug May Treat Brain Cancer

Scientists at McMaster University discovered how deadly glioblastoma grows and identified an existing HIV medication that could fight it. The breakthrough could fast-track treatment for patients who currently have few options.

Google News - Canada Breakthrough2 min read