SLU Researchers Develop Virus Detection Technology
Dr. Adrian Bisceglie says practical applications could include identifying emerging viruses or combating terrorism.
Major leaguer Matt Whiteside, says while requiring pitchers to wear helmets sounds like an easy solution, it really isn't.
St. Louis lawmaker on Monday called for the removal of nuclear waste from a landfill near Lambert Airport.
The Mo. Conservation Department says armadillos are mostly harmless, but should be avoided because they are the only animal to...
Dr. Stuart Sweet says 85 to 90 percent of lung transplant patients are still alive one year later, but the five year survival...
Dr. Adrian Bisceglie says practical applications could include identifying emerging viruses or combating terrorism.
A Washington University School of Medicine study finds that laughing gas does not contribute to an increase risk of heart attack.
Saint Louis University Hospital is among the first to begin a new procedure that will reduce the risk for patients with atrial fibrillation.
Washington University’s Richard Grucza tracked data from a National Cancer Institute monitoring program and found tough state laws and policies helped stop teens from buying tobacco.
About 200 people packed into the cafeteria of Pattonville High, watching a projector and submitting questions through a moderator.
Ticks are becoming more abundant in the St. Louis area.
St. Louis researcher says the Supreme Court decision that human genes cannot be patented will help lower costs.
Taking antibiotics could relieve symptoms of chronic lower back pain, according to a new study.
Mutations in certain genes raise the risk of breast cancer by as much as 80 percent, experts say.
Under the Affordable Care Act, people and small businesses will be able to purchase insurance through a Marketplace.