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Republican efforts to make it harder for what they term “able-bodied” adults to get Medicaid is code for scaling back Obamacare, said Timothy McBride.

The people most susceptible to mental health problems after disasters are those already struggling, said Salma Abdalla.

As part of Public Health Ideas, a platform for the dean of WashU School of Public Health to share and discuss researchers’ work, Dean Sandro Galea, MD, DrPH, talks with Elvin Geng, MD, MPH, a WashU Public Health secondary faculty member and a professor of medicine in the Division of Infectious Diseases at WashU Medicine. […]

Weekly news from the School of Public Health at Washington University in St. Louis Dear colleagues,  Space moves As we move to settle our space footprint in 4300 Duncan and Hillman Hall, all of our primary faculty and senior staff have now received an email from our associate dean of administration — Sunghei Han — […]

Salma Abdalla talks about the importance of social connections and self-compassion in recovery from traumatic events.

Dean Sandro Galea’s 2023 book, “Within Reason: A Liberal Public Health for an Illiberal Time” was cited in a discussion of how the public health establishment handled — and mishandled — criticism of COVID-era policies.

Helping Missouri communities choose health

Weekly news from the School of Public Health at Washington University in St. Louis Dear colleagues,  Friday’s tornadoes As everyone knows, a tornado directly hit our campus last week, damaging the campus and property for many in our WashU and neighboring communities. As far as we know, all members of our WashU community are physically […]

Weekly news from the School of Public Health at Washington University in St. Louis Dear colleagues,  A very warm congratulations to all the students who are graduating from WashU today, including the students who are graduating with their MPH and PhD in public health sciences from the Brown School.  We do what we do in […]

Timothy McBride comments on how the proposed federal cuts to Medicaid could affect Missouri.