Among the donations the Foundation received in its 2005-6 fiscal year was a $100,000 bequest from Mackenzie McMurray. This donation supported the research programs of the Douglas, particularly the work of people like Eric Latimer and Tom Brown profile

Montreal, February 2, 2006 – What if you had a nightmare that you couldn’t shake? What if it haunted not only your dreams but also your waking hours? For people with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), this waking nightmare follows them

Important research results were discussed during the "Mother and Infant: Perinatal Influences on Health" symposium.

(or, “Where your iPod really came from”) There’s this odd thought I get on a semi-regular basis; let’s say a few times per month. Here’s the gist: I’m walking down a busy street, such as Montreal’s Ste. Catherine Street, on a busy afternoon. I abruptly become aware that there are roughly a hundred thousand or so visible objects in my immediate surroundings; gold watches, sweater zippers, cell phones, noserings, Toyotas, handbags, bricks, iPods, and the like. That’s not the weird part, though...

Will access to parking be maintained?

What are the main advantages of tDCS?

What are the main advantages of rTMS?

I heard my daughter vomiting immediately after a meal. How should I react?

Has the community been kept informed about this project?

What is the overall influence of social media on body image and how far can it go?