Science Rendezvous aims to get kids excited about science, technology, engineering and math.

HLTH 415 aims to get students into the Kingston community to develop and promote health initiatives.

An electronic exercise prescription program developed by two Queen's students is now in use at a local health team.

Researcher Ian Janssen will discuss the positive impact outdoor play has on children’s health during the annual Heart and Stroke Foundation lecture.

Low and high intensity workouts result in similar weight loss, but higher intensity workouts reduce glucose levels.

Award-winning research presentation from Queen's University describes tactics to alleviate neck pain in Royal Canadian Armed Forces aircrew.

International Olympic Committee invites Queen's professor Jean Côté to evaluate the development of young athletes.

Research from Queen's University shows how four minutes of physical activity can improve classroom behaviour. 

Adding resveratrol supplements to your exercise routine may not enhance the effects of physical activity.