Italian Youth Crime Remained Largely Stable After COVID Except Violent Surges
A twenty-year analysis reveals that Italian youth crime remained largely stable during the pandemic before experiencing delayed post-crisis surges in ...
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Co-Offending Networks Predict Future Violent Crimes Without Using Demographic Information
Researchers demonstrated that co-offending network ties and past violent offences predict future violent incidents with injury without relying on demographic ...
Suburban Canadian Violent Crime Records Reveal Severe Harms Among Victim Offenders
A longitudinal tracking study of more than twenty-seven thousand individuals in suburban Canada reveals that people recorded as both violent ...
Ambulance Data Reveals Significant Gap in Police Violent Crime Records
A study analyzing ambulance and police records in the West Midlands found that approximately 90% of violent injury incidents documented ...
High-visibility patrols cut violent crime but leave property crime untouched
A five-year quasi-experimental study of hot spots policing in Dallas and Tacoma found that high-visibility patrols reduced violent crime but ...
Mobile app tasking boosts hotspot patrols but fails to cut violent crime in trial
A randomised crossover trial in Thames Valley Police found that a mobile phone application dramatically increased hotspot patrols but produced ...
Ridesharing Services Linked to Lower Crime Rates in US Cities, Study Finds
New research in Economic Inquiry finds that the staggered US rollout of ridesharing services was associated with reductions in violent ...
Wildfires Linked to Lower Neighborhood Crime in Los Angeles, Study Finds
A new study of seven Los Angeles wildfires finds that census tracts near burned areas reported significantly lower violent and ...
Hidden Temperature Errors May Understate Climate Impacts by 15% or More
A new study finds that temperature proxies used in climate-impact research carry errors averaging up to 3.3°F, potentially understating the ...
When Parents Are Hospitalized for Mental Illness, Family Genes May Drive Children’s Risks
A Swedish study of nearly three million people finds that the elevated risks of suicide, violent offending, and victimization among ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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