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Brown measures economic costs of public health issues and uses findings to help shape policy and improve outcomes
February 27, 2026
From toxic metals in the soil to hidden hunger, researchers shared knowledge with local growers and asked for theirs in return
February 27, 2026
Across much of modern health research, children are measured — but not always heard. A new analysis argues that qualitative methods that center the voices of children are necessary to improve pediatric care.
The Source
February 27, 2026
This policy addresses a real issue for rare diseases, but the concern is that it may be applied inappropriately to more common diseases where traditional trials are feasible, said WashU Law's Rachel Sachs, a member of the SPH secondary faculty.
National Public Radio
February 27, 2026
Music has the power to shift the climate change conversation away from statistics and into a realm of sound and emotion, says McKelvey Engineering's Dan Giammar, a member of the SPH secondary faculty and the co-director of SPH's Solutions through Planetary Health Research network.
St. Louis Public Radio
February 27, 2026
WashU Medicine's Karen Joynt Maddox, a member of the SPH secondary faculty, led a study that found cardiovascular disease in women is likely to rise over the next few decades, partly due to the rising prevalence of diabetes, obesity and high blood pressure.
NBC News
February 27, 2026
Falls and cognitive health; Bridwell to lead Ryan Institute; Tyler Frank
February 22, 2026
Falls and Alzheimer’s protein levels in brain predict dementia equally
February 20, 2026
Tyler Frank is one of several WashU Public Health doctoral students who will graduate this spring with a PhD. He talks here about his research focus and his time at WashU.
February 20, 2026
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