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Brush up on eclipse science, history, and what to watch for ahead of Monday’s rare event.

A total solar eclipse is a beautiful phenomenon worth seeing, but worth seeing safely.

To protect their kings, ancient Mesopotamians discovered how to predict eclipses, which were associated with the deaths of rulers.

Eclipses have long fascinated and intrigued people, and anticipation of the total solar eclipse on April 8 is no exception. The beauty, history, mythology and science of eclipses justify the hype.

Dean Jane Philpott discusses her vision, outlined in a new book, for rebuilding our health system so that it provides primary care access for everyone.

How hope shapes patients’ awareness of their advanced cancer prognosis.

Queen’s Health Sciences (QHS) is adapting its MD Program admissions process to create a more inclusive entry point for all applicants, minimize systemic barriers to becoming a doctor, and increase student diversity.

How do we distinguish between valuable information from legitimate health experts, and pseudoscientific nonsense from unscrupulous wellness influencers?

The transformation of the Agnes Etherington Art Centre will soon begin, turning it into a model 21st-century university museum, thanks to generous donations from the Bader family.

A wide-ranging survey of aquatic environments in Eastern Ontario will bring together Indigenous and Western Knowledge to find better ways to preserve Canada’s freshwater habitats and species.