A federal program helps older people get jobs, but the Trump administration wants to get rid of it
The decades-old program helps older Americans balance their checkbooks, enjoy better health and engage with their communities, writes Cal J. Halvorsen, an associate professor at the Brown School and a member of the SPH secondary faculty.
Medicaid expansion reduced uncompensated care costs, may have prevented hospital closures
Free, public dashboards on Missouri hospital visits provide insight into health, health care in the state
Seelinger named affiliate of Centre of Excellence for the Elimination of Violence against Women
Expert on conflict-related sexual violence focuses on survivor-centered approaches
Building youth team sports as a public health strategy for suicide prevention may be in the playbook
WashU Public Health’s Massy Mutumba discusses how participating in sports can help reduce the risk of suicide for youth.
WashU Public Health hosts panel on building resilient food systems
Experts on biodiversity, food security, nutrition policy discuss ways to jointly promote sustainable agriculture, improved nutrition
The future of food in a changing climate
FARM Food Futures Forum will address how to transform food systems to support human, planetary health
The “universal challenge” of fighting sexual violence in conflict zones
Sexual violence is becoming more common as a tool of war, but it remains underreported and perpetrators often escape prosecution, says WashU Public Health’s Kim Thuy Seelinger.
Telling the story of COVID-19 in St. Louis
New book by Washington University faculty, staff presents St. Louisans’ experiences in their own words
New edition of leading textbook on public health practice published
Updated ‘Evidence-Based Public Health’ includes more on communication, health disparities
Trust in CDC on flu, vaccines falls nearly 20% among St. Louisans
Survey shows decline in confidence ahead of flu season