Communications

Abdalla, Hanahan, Tutlam, Melendez Contreras receive Provost’s Research Excellence awards

Mutumba turned childhood fears of HIV/AIDS into a lifelong mission to combat the epidemic and help children living with HIV

Designed to help scientists demonstrate impact, the model was developed by WashU Public Health researchers, others

New findings from WashU Public Health researchers reveal how pandemic-era policies and widespread Medicaid removals fueled a sharp rise in Affordable Care Act enrollment.

Among the public health leaders, researchers and students at the APHA meeting November 2-5 were several from WashU Public Health sharing research.

WashU Public Health Professor Lindsay Stark brings insight from global interdisciplinary research to her role as co-director of WashU’s undergraduate Public Health & Society Program.

WashU Public Health’s Food and Agriculture Research Mission is taking a new approach to tackling global challenges associated with agricultural production, food distribution and access to quality nutrition.

WashU Public Health’s Matt Kreuter and Rachel Garg report a dramatic spike in 211 food assistance calls as SNAP disruptions during the government shutdown trigger disaster-level demand.

Historian of public health Kristin Brig-Ortiz, PhD, a member of the SPH secondary faculty, tells how the inequitable colonial-era water system in Durban, South Africa, continues to influence access to clean water in the city.