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Research Shows Hot Spot Policing Works

It’s been reported widely that hot spot policing is very successful, but the main researcher in St. Louis says the latest studies show a somewhat unexpected result.

2013/03/01

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New Study: With Ant Colonies, Larger Is Better

New research finds that larger ant colonies have an edge over smaller ones.

2013/01/02

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Millions Awarded For U of Illinois Research Center

Money to go fund studies on next-generation circuit technology.

2012/11/03

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Sunday’s Pedal The Cause To Raise $2 Million For Cancer Research

Local doctor bikes the event, then uses proceeds to study possible cures.

2012/10/05

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SLU to Investigate Night Eating Syndrome

Researchers say those with the syndrome may struggle with eating disorders, sleep disorders, weight gain and depression.

2012/09/05

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Junior Seau Brain Tissue Released for Study

Seau’s death echoed last year’s suicide of former Chicago Bears defensive back Dave Duerson. Duerson left a note asking for his brain to be studied for signs of brain trauma.

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Komen’s Numbers Are Down Going Into Saturday’s Race For The Cure

Participation so far just over half of record set two years ago.

2012/06/20

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SLU Researchers Work Towards Herpes Vaccine

Researchers at Saint Louis University say they’re making progress towards a genital herpes vaccine.

2012/01/06

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Few Teens Sexting Racy Photos, New Research Says

According to researchers most of the photos were “no more revealing than what someone might see at a beach.”

2011/12/05

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Researchers See New Hope for Blindness

Differences discovered between African American and caucasian glaucoma patients could lead to new treatments.

2011/07/13

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