Trust in CDC on flu, vaccines falls nearly 20% among St. Louisans
Survey shows decline in confidence ahead of flu season
Some Missouri patients will have to work harder to find a COVID-19 shot this year
Olin Business’ Patrick Aguilar, MD, a secondary faculty member at SPH, says that people who don’t meet the restricted eligibility criteria can still obtain a COVID-19 vaccine, but the increased difficulty will deter some.
How can we make St. Louis a healthier, better place to live?
In livability analysis, city scores well on walkability, poorly on quality of public policy
Rural hospitals are expected to lose money from Trump’s bill, despite RFK Jr.’s promise
A program designed to help rural hospitals stay open is inadequately funded and provides uneven assistance, says WashU Public Health’s Timothy McBride, a health policy expert.
Vaccine approval changes create economic challenge for health industry
New COVID-19 vaccine guidelines could create supply chain challenges, says Patrick Aguilar, MD, managing director of Olin Business School’s Business of Health initiative and a secondary faculty member at SPH.
Bringing a medical perspective to global public health
From Switzerland to Honduras, MD/MPH student Priscilla Cruz studies pressing public health issues
Addressing crime No. 1 way to improve life in St. Louis, locals say
Poll of area residents identifies crime, cost of living as top concerns
Ohio train disaster led to high rates of PTSD, depression
Residents who distrust government information more likely to experience symptoms
Rich trove of data on social needs waits to be tapped
211 Counts’ real-time data on Americans’ calls for help could provide early warning of emerging problems
Geng named editor-in-chief of Implementation Science Communications
HIV expert aims to publish research that balances conceptual innovation with real world impact