WashU Public Health faculty named to world’s most-cited scientists list
Several WashU Public Health faculty members have been named among the top 2% most influential scientists worldwide.
Several from WashU Public Health speaking, presenting research at APHA 2025
Dean Sandro Galea joins panel on leadership amid complexity and polarization; faculty, staff, students present research
Health headlines can be confusing – these 3 questions can help you evaluate them
The Brown School’s Kimberly Johnson, MPH, PhD, a member of the SPH secondary faculty, co-authored an article on evaluating health claims from her perspective as a cancer epidemiologist and public health educator.
Americans trust their doctors, but doubt the system
People’s Voice survey reveals high personal satisfaction — and a call for major reform
Requests for food assistance skyrocket at national helpline
211 call centers see jump in requests for food aid as SNAP benefit cutoff looms
Despite conflict and poverty, participatory approach to school improvement works
Community-based intervention in Afghanistan improved academic outcomes, life skills, especially for girls
Food futures forum tackles problem of transforming global food systems
Keynote speaker Agnes Kalibata advocates for centering public health, rooting changes to practice, policy in science
How new foreign worker visa fees might worsen doctor shortages in rural America
The U.S. has struggled for decades to train enough physicians to meet its needs – and, in particular, to provide care in rural and underserved communities, writes Olin Business’ Patrick Aguilar, MD, a secondary faculty member at WashU Public Health.
Texted reminders can help people meet physical activity recommendations
WashU-led intervention boosted use of walking trails in rural Missouri
Public Health People: A conversation with social epidemiologist Julia Fleckman
Expert on determinants of gun violence discusses how to improve prevention efforts