We've all seen movies or read books featuring zombies—mindless creatures driven by a singular, relentless urge. The reassuring thought is that these undead beings are purely fictional… or so we've...
As humans, one thing binds us universally: we age. Yet societies and cultures perceive aging in profoundly different ways, shaping how we treat older individuals and view our own aging...
Anything related to the word ‘death’ generally has a negative connotation. However, in the context of cell death, is death really bad? Cell death is in fact, an essential and...
Every year, people come together to celebrate the cherished occasion of their birthday – a day often filled with joy and anticipation. In the earlier stages of life, such as...
While we can list many differences between males and females, how we age is usually not one we think of. Globally, females live longer than males- the average life expectancy...
“Primum non nocere [First, do no harm].” Hippocrates Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) marks a significant change in Canada’s end-of-life care, sitting at the crossroads of legal, ethical, and social...
Dr. Olga Rojas is a scientist whose passion for discovery and positive approach to research are undeniable. I had the pleasure of sitting down with Dr. Rojas, a professor at...
“Death is just another path, one that we all must take.” - Gandalf (The Lord of the Rings, J.R.R Tolkien) Ageing is a natural step in the adventure of life,...
Ageing well is the goal of any sensible person. But what does ageing well mean? In this issue of IMMPress, we read about the biology, psychology and culture of ageing....
About the Cover This issue’s cover presents a modern and stylized interpretation of “The Jack Pine”, an iconic painting by Canadian artist Tom Thomson (1877-1917). Much like the original painting,...