All for One, not One for All: The Promise and Challenges of Personalized Medicine
By Lori L. Burrows and Elizabeth C. Li, McMaster University Personalized medicine describes a treatment tailored to one or a…
Our Clothes Generate Microplastics That Pollute the St. Lawrence River and Other Bodies of Water
Valérie S. Langlois, Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS); Julien Gigault, Université Laval; Raphaël Lavoie, Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS), and To Tuan Anh, Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS) Our clothes are made mainly…
Churches Don’t Pay Taxes. Should They?
Sam Victor, McGill University and Hillary Kaell, McGill University From his office at St. James the Apostle, a 160-year-old…
Bowled Over
By Isabelle Huot A bowlful of goodness needn’t be just for mornings—you can also create a meal-in-a-bowl for lunch…
Will Problems
I recently visited a law firm to ask for my will, which was created 15 years ago, but was told…
Don’t Miss Out on Money Meant for You
By Olev Edur You may be eligible for one or more of a large number of government grants or…
It’s Hard to Reach Out to Old Friends, But Doing So May Help Alleviate Loneliness
Lara B Aknin, Simon Fraser University; Gillian Sandstrom, University of Sussex, and Kristina Castaneto, Simon Fraser University Millions of…
How You Can Fight Dementia
By Wendy Haaf Dementia is not a normal part of aging, and you can take steps to reduce your…
Your Poem of the Month – September 2024
A popular feature in Good Times magazine is the Poetry page, where we showcase works written and submitted by our…
Fractures Deadlier Than Many Cancers
By Wendy Haaf People 65 or older are less likely to survive for five years following various types of…
