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After years of decline, tuberculosis (TB) infection rates are rising in the U.S. and worldwide. “When you underinvest in public health, there’s a surge in illness … and that’s exactly what we’re heading into right now," says Dean Sandro Galea.
WashU Magazine
August 12, 2025
211 Counts’ real-time data on Americans’ calls for help could provide early warning of emerging problems
August 12, 2025
WashU Olin Business' Patrick Aguilar says that the closures will mean even worse access for patients, particularly for medications that treat newly emerged conditions and those in small and rural areas.
Newsweek
August 12, 2025
Tim McBride explains how the program’s growth has been both predictable and cost-effective — thanks in part to strategic enrollment pathways and federal funding offsets.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 12, 2025
PhD student studies how urban design can improve public health
August 8, 2025
HIV expert aims to publish research that balances conceptual innovation with real world impact
August 7, 2025
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
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
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
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