Six medical professionals including alumnus Adolfo de Bold will be inducted into The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame on April 24 at a ceremony hosted by the Faculty of Health Sciences.

A research review conducted by Donald Maurice showed that targeting cardiovascular drugs to different "flavours" of enzyme can limit side effects.

Creation of the new division of dermatology responds to a shortage in Southeastern Ontario.

Christopher Booth says chemotherapy should be used more frequently during bladder cancer treatment.

The Canadian Foundation for Innovation provides infrastructure grants to Queen's researchers.

A campus club is encouraging physicians to scribble a dose of physical activity on their prescription pads.

The general public is invited to hear presentations from four of Queen's newest Royal Society Fellows.

Health researchers investigate the use of Aspirin to protect the heart after surgery.

International study led by Queen's professors shows how PhnZ can destroy harmful compounds such as herbicides, leading to safer food sources.

National study led by Dick Zoutman reveals that nearly 40 per cent of infection control practitioners are concerned by hospital cleanliness.