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Queen’s researchers are among five teams receiving $29 million from the Canadian Cancer Society to jumpstart innovative research and radically change the outcomes for six of the most common and deadly cancers.

The Three Minute Thesis competition offers Queen’s graduate students a unique opportunity to present their research… in 180 seconds or less.

Pilot program will train and equip community volunteers to be part of the 9-1-1 response to cardiac arrest in Frontenac County.

Health Sciences Dean Jane Philpott is sending a message that Canadian health care needs to change and the country’s post-secondary education sector can lead the way.

Queen’s student Rachel Ollivier is named one of North America’s Top 25 Women of Influence.

Ten successful Queen’s research applicants will receive a total of $6.48 million.

Cell therapy is changing how we treat cancer, and Annette Hay is working at the forefront of this very big wave.

Queen’s Weeneebayko Health Education Program launched with support from the Mastercard Foundation to transform Indigenous healthcare in the James Bay region.

Queen’s researcher Afolasade Fakolade is examining the many challenges faced by those who step in to be caregivers for family or friends.