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March 8, 2026
The Moment, March 8, 2026
Obesity and food assistance programs; Steensma installation; Tracy Bastain
News
Washington Post
March 7, 2026
After PBMs, lawmakers start to scrutinize wholesale drug distributors
Wholesalers have been criticized for opaque business methods that may include steering patients to higher-priced drugs, said WashU Law's Rachel Sachs, a member of the SPH secondary faculty.
Student Life
March 7, 2026
Chancellor Martin strikes optimistic tone in State of the University address amid a year of challenges
WashU Public Health Dean Sandro Galea spoke during the address, noting highlights of the school's successful first year and stressing the importance of depoliticizing public health.
The St. Louis American
March 7, 2026
Alvitta Ottley appointed to U.N. artificial intelligence panel
McKelvey Engineering's Alvitta Ottley, an SPH secondary faculty member, joins a U.N. panel dedicated to bridging the knowledge gap in AI and assessing its real-world economic and social impacts
The Source
March 7, 2026
Steensma installed as E. Desmond and Mary Ann Lee Professor
Public health scholar and entrepreneur Joseph T. Steensma, a professor of practice at SPH, bridges research and real-world impact, translating science into scalable solutions that address environmental and population health challenges.
March 6, 2026
A conversation with environmental epidemiologist Tracy Bastain
Researcher studies how pollution and stress affect pregnancy and children
March 6, 2026
Can asking better questions improve population health?
Multidisciplinary panel to discuss that question as part of WashU Public Health convening
March 6, 2026
Food assistance programs do not promote obesity in children
Strengthening nutrition standards may support healthy weight
Real Simple
March 6, 2026
The one good deed that could help you live longer, according to new research
Research by the Brown School's Cal Halvorsen, an SPH secondary faculty member, shows that volunteering can contribute to healthy aging by providing social interaction and physical activity.