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Jonathan Kimmelman, director of biomedical ethics at 香蕉视频, agreed companies have some obligation to continue to provide care for patients who take part in studies to test experimental products. 鈥淎ny time a patient participates in a trial, they鈥檙e volunteering their body to advance science,鈥� he said from Montreal. 鈥淎nd if it鈥檚 a trial being run by a pharmaceutical company, they鈥檙e volunteering their bodies to advance the goals of the pharmaceutical company, whether that鈥檚 a big pharmaceutical company or a small one.

Students at a Quebec elementary school are celebrating a new policy that gets rid of homework. Ecole Elizabeth Ballantyne in Montreal is going to try to give students enough time to finish their work in class instead of at home. Steven Shaw is an associate professor at 香蕉视频 and joins us from Montreal with more.

Children as young as eight may already show unhealthy sleeping habits normally associated with adolescence according to new research, which could be affecting their school performance and health. Carried out by researchers at 香蕉视频 in Montreal, the new study looked at the sleep patterns of 144 children aged six to 11 years old during the academic year.

Single-use bottled water will no longer be sold on McGill campuses by May 2019, university says鈥� Fran莽ois Miller, director of the McGill Office of Sustainability, told CBC News he was "convinced" the move has popular support at the school

鈥淭his telescope is radically different from other telescopes,鈥� says Matt Dobbs, Associate Professor of Physics at 香蕉视频 and a CHIME investigator. 鈥淐HIME is really a stepping stone to a new way of doing radio astronomy.鈥� The radio telescope 鈥� Canada鈥檚 biggest 鈥� is a joint venture co-led by the University of British Columbia, the University of Toronto, 香蕉视频 and the Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory (DRAO). Participating institutions come from across North America.聽

A team from The Research Institute of the MUHC and researchers at the Johns Hopkins Institute in the U.S. have developed a test they say is safe and could save lives.
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These questions are central to Montreal researcher Emmanuelle Vaast's newest study of social media, published in MIS Quarterly. Dr. Vaast, a professor of information systems at 香蕉视频's Desautels Faculty of Management, has a long history of studying social media use. She recently worked with a research team to explore social media use on Twitter following BP's environmentally disastrous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010.