It’s now possible to alter memories of severe heartbreak to lessen the emotional pain associated with them, according to research by a McGill University team. “It does, a little bit, sound like science... Read more »
One author has a challenge for the thousands of Canadians ready to toast the end of dry January: why not keep going until April? “I think that dry January is a great... Read more »
Read Story Transcript Patrick Fleming spent 10 months as a juror on a high-profile murder trial, listening to the disturbing evidence in the case of a young woman who had hired hitmen... Read more »
Read Story Transcript A renaissance in artificial intelligence research has been driven by reimagining obstacles as “prediction problems,” according to a professor and author. “We never thought of driving as a prediction problem,”... Read more »
Read Story Transcript Dr. Joanne Liu was working in Central America when a father facing the threat of violence shared a story that stunned her. He told Liu, the international president of... Read more »
Read Story Transcript Across Europe this summer, public health officials have been grappling with a surge of measles, which the World Health Organization attributes to low rates of immunization. This reluctance people have around... Read more »