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We often think of the gut simply as a place where food is digested, but science and our own experiences show it’s much more than that. Home to trillions of microbes, the gut quietly influences ...

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Marie-Josée Fortin, a University Professor in the department of ecology and evolutionary biology in the Faculty of Arts & Science at the University of Toronto, has received the 2026 Killam Prize for ...

If you think life always feels just a little bit easier in the spring and summer, you’re onto something. Natural light from the sun offers a range of physical, mental and behavioral benefits - which ...