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Community iftar builds cross-cultural understanding

Muslim high schoolers participating in the Study of Adolescent Lives after Migration to America (SALaMA) project led by WashU Public Health's Lindsay Stark celebrated breaking the daily Ramadan fast with their American schoolmates.

Arts Council of Greater New Haven

April 27, 2026

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The Moment, April 26, 2026

Building something better; suicide-prevention effort; Anusha Vable profile

April 26, 2026

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A boy sits on the ground looking sad

School-based suicide-prevention initiative expands statewide

WashU team will help schools create actionable protocols, facilitate coordination among schools, families, providers

April 25, 2026

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Man named Kumanan Rasanathan sitting in a chair in a nice room, answering questions while being interviewed by someone not in the image. He is wearing a nice jacket and using his hands to make expressions

'We can build something better'

Participants in the two-day 'Better Ways of Knowing' convening hosted by WashU Public Health discuss the event and its aim of generating, communicating and translating into action public health

April 24, 2026

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What is The Pitt trying to tell America about health care?

This article discusses Season 2, Episode 5 of HBO's medical drama The Pitt, in which a patient in a diabetic crisis is treated with SQuID - Subcutaneous Insulin in Diabetic Ketoacidosis. SQuID was developed by WashU Medicine's Richard Griffey, a member of the WashU Public Health secondary faculty, and has been shown to reduce the need for intensive care by 33%.

The New Republic

April 24, 2026

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Dean Sandro Galea holding a crystal-like award he had just won; walls behind him are decorated with gold, textured circles

Galea Receives 2026 Elizabeth Fries Health Education Award

Award recognizes a distinguished leader who makes significant contributions to health education and health promotion through program development or delivery, policy, advocacy or research.

April 24, 2026

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Naseh receives William H. Danforth St. Louis Confluence Award

The Brown School’s Mitra Naseh, a member of the WashU Public Health secondary faculty, works to foster well-being and belonging among the region’s immigrants and refugees through the Forced Migration Initiative, which she directs. The Confluence Award recognizes researchers and community partners who work together to address regional challenges. 

April 24, 2026

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Course trains community health workers in overdose prevention

A new course that prepares pharmacy professionals who are training to become community health workers in harm reduction, overdose prevention and substance use care was developed by a team including the Brown School's Phillip Marotta, a member of the WashU Public Health secondary faculty.

April 24, 2026

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