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WashU’s Tim McBride explains how Missouri’s Medicaid expansion has been funded without state general revenue — until now — and what looming budget pressures could mean for health care access.

Dean Sandro Galea of WashU Public Health weighs in on current guidance around alcohol and the Mediterranean diet, emphasizing moderation and evidence-based recommendations.

$67 million “is a lot of dollars spent to chase just a few people who may not be working,” says WashU Public Health’s Tim McBride, a health policy expert.

WashU Public Health’s Salma Abdalla speaks on a study examining PTSD after natural disasters, conducted in collaboration with Dean Sandro Galea.

WashU Public Health’s Prevention Research Center brings training in evidence-based public health to Puerto Rico, expanding access to practical tools for public health professionals.

SPH convenings The Story of COVID in the Heart of America An SPH convening, “The Story of COVID in the Heart of America,” will occur Tuesday, October 7, from 4 […]

Bernard Becker Professor discusses Medicaid expansion, the launch of the school, and what drives him

WashU Public Health’s Tim McBride explains why market forces — not presidential promises — drive U.S. drug prices.

WashU Medicine’s Karen Joynt Maddox — a cardiologist, health policy expert and a member of the secondary faculty at SPH — discusses how systemic gaps lead to missed opportunities for early intervention.

Nominations for Confluence Award The Confluence Collaborative invites you to apply, or nominate a colleague, for the William H. Danforth St. Louis Confluence Award. This award is designed to elevate […]