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After it rules on the highly contested health-care debate and makes other momentous decisions this term, will the U.S. Supreme have sufficient stores of legitimacy to weather the inevitable backlash? Yes, but barely, says a professor of political science at Washington University in St. Louis.MORE
In a medical breakthrough, scientists at Washington University in St. Louis have determined the workings of a protein vital to the parasite that causes malaria, a disease that annually sickens more than 200 million people around the world, and kills more than 500,000, the Voice of America reported in a VOA Health service story posted Jan. 18.
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While the St. Louis Regional Commerce and Growth Association claims the World Series will provide a $24.4 million economic boost to the area, a Washington University in St. Louis economist says it won’t change the area’s economic outlook as a whole.

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Music commands our attention, reflects our emotions, and stimulates our brains. But can the study of music impact how our brain works? That's the question that Fox 2 News set out to explore in an Oct. 14 story featuring brain researchers from Washington University School of Medicine.

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Dr. Randall Bateman of Washington University School of Medicine is interviewed as part of an Oct. 5 CBS News report on research into inherited forms of Alzheimer's disease. "We believe that the genetic test itself, when it's positive, is nearly universally predictive of who will get Alzheimer's disease," Bateman told CBS News.

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