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Changing political priorities are siphoning resources away from efforts to promote physical activity and threaten to reverse decades of health gains, writes Rodrigo Reis.

“If you look only at the non-elderly — take out the children, take out the people over 65 — most studies suggest about 10% of people on Medicaid might not be working,” said Timothy McBride

The cost of expansion could escalate quickly, said Tim McBride

Tim McBride on the far-reaching impacts of proposed federal Medicaid legislation

WashU Medicine’s Karen Joynt Maddox discusses the real-world impact of Medicaid expansion and what could be lost if proposed federal cuts move forward.

Will advise AcademyHealth on trends, challenges in health services-research methods and data

Dear colleagues, It is summer, so we shall lead with some lighthearted fun. Wearing public health on our sleeves Are you a fan of public health? Would you like to […]

WashU School of Public Health’s Sandro Galea and Salma Abdalla co-lead a $3 million initiative to transform health research and policy.

Juliet Iwelunmor created the camp following the pandemic to show children that healthy communities are built by people, not just by government policies and scientific research.

Weekly news from the School of Public Health at Washington University in St. Louis Dear colleagues, A milestone, a thank you, and cake This is a big week in the […]