Healthy Work
April 15, 2026
WashU Public Health's Beth Stelson discusses vicarious trauma, which occurs when workers are repeatedly exposed to other people's traumatic experiences, and employers' responsibility to mitigate this workplace hazard.
April 15, 2026
Williams presented, “Maternal care in context: Integrating epidemiology, health systems and community contexts to understand perinatal inequities.”
The Source
April 14, 2026
New data contradict a misperception that many working-age Medicaid recipients are able-bodied but not working, according to a policy brief from WashU researchers.
April 12, 2026
Medicaid myth; Global Health Futures launch; a conversation with Kate Hoppe
April 11, 2026
WashU Public Health research network aims to help shape the conversation about and make meaningful improvements to global health
April 11, 2026
PhD candidate prioritizes health equity and social justice when building community resilience
April 11, 2026
‘Teaching Public Health, Volume 2’ took shape following lessons of the pandemic
STAT News
April 9, 2026
WashU Medicine's Mark Huffman, an SPH secondary faculty member, said that the study highlighted the need for systems-based strategies for managing high blood pressure.
April 9, 2026
Chronister presented, “From exposure to health: The impact of pesticide exposure on neurobehavior and health among adolescents and young adults in rural agricultural communities.”
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