With Medicaid cuts looming, misinformation spreads on social media
Moves by Republican lawmakers to scale back Medicaid have led to misconceptions about immigrants, especially Latinos.
WashU engineers make microwave-size bird flu detector amid outbreak
Researchers in the lab of Rajan Chakrabarty, PhD, professor, McKelvey School of Engineering, & public health faculty scholar, built a biosensor that can detect the presence of bird flu particles […]
With Medicaid cuts looming, misinformation spreads on social media
Moves by Republican lawmakers to scale back Medicaid have led to misconceptions about immigrants, especially Latinos.
C.D.C. Suggests Terms Like ‘Race’ and ‘Health Equity’ Are Off-Limits, Then Backtracks
Sandro Galea: “We have to be careful not to over-invest in words that have become very difficult to have meaningful conversations about, and to take a step back and say, […]
Dean of Public Health reimagines the U.S.’s poor state of public health equity and spending
Galea gives Assembly Series talk to a full audience at Graham Chapel on Jan. 29.
Doctors opposing RFK Jr. rally in the lead-up to his confirmation
Experts, including WashU’s Ross Brownson, weigh in on whether RFK Jr. should lead Department of Health and Human Services.
A team sport: How newly hired Dean Galea sees the future of public health at WashU
The School of Public Health aims to improve research, access, and information dissemination in health areas such as environmental and mental health
A conversation with Sandro Galea: Inaugural dean of WashU School of Public Health
As WashU prepares to launch its first new school in a century, Dr. Sandro Galea outlines his vision for shaping public health in St. Louis—and beyond.
‘A really interesting time to be a student in public health’
WashU Public Health’s inaugural dean visits KMOX-AM radio to talk about new school