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Franco Silva receives Viva Brasil STL scholarship
PhD student studies how urban design can improve public health
August 8, 2025
Geng named editor-in-chief of Implementation Science Communications
HIV expert aims to publish research that balances conceptual innovation with real world impact
August 7, 2025
Federal cuts to health care research and quality agency make Missouri hospitals less safe
Health care-quality researchers Mary Politi and Ginger McKay say that the funding cuts undermine efforts to improve medical care and health outcomes.
Missouri Independent
August 7, 2025
Measuring stigma in pediatric cancer is first step to removing it
Stigma regarding children with cancer and their families can lead to delayed diagnosis and treatment dropout, worsening outcomes. But before the problem of stigma can be addressed, researchers need to understand it better.
August 7, 2025
This $50 Billion Band-Aid Won’t Save Rural Health Care
Tim McBride warns that the new rural health-care legislation may worsen disparities rather than solve them. The legislation favors smaller states, potentially deepening partisan divides in health-care funding, McBride says.
Mother Jones
August 6, 2025
MO Expert: Backlog, Not Work Rules, Drives Medicaid Coverage
Tim McBride says new Medicaid work requirements may cause Missouri residents to lose coverage not because they don't meet the work requirements but because of chronic understaffing and administrative backlogs at the state agency.
KRCU
July 31, 2025
Program to protect mentally ill from abuse is slated for cuts. Experts are worried
Morgan Shields warns that proposed federal budget cuts could weaken protections for people in psychiatric facilities by limiting oversight of mental health care and reducing the ability to hold institutions accountable.
Iowa Public Radio
July 31, 2025