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September 20, 2026
The Moment, September 20, 2026
Built-environment class, group-based practicums, adapting to heat
News
St. Louis Magazine
September 18, 2026
Why food recalls seem to be everywhere and how to protect yourself
Bursky Public Health's Jen Layden, an infectious diseases physician, and Lora Iannotti, a food and nutrition researcher, discuss food safety in light of recent outbreaks and recalls.
September 18, 2026
A conversation with cardiologist Zainab Mahmoud
Drawing on her experiences in Nigeria and the U.S., Mahmoud has dedicated her career to improving women’s cardiovascular health during and after pregnancy
The Guardian
September 18, 2026
Go with the flow: Do you need to filter US tap water?
Municipal tap water "tends to be really well treated” and largely safe to drink, said McKelvey Engineering's Kimberly Parker, a member of the Bursky Public Health secondary faculty. Parker studies chemical contaminants in drinking water.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 18, 2026
Opinion: A hotter St. Louis needs infrastructure that beats the heat
The challenge facing St. Louis is not simply how to survive extreme heat, but how to build healthier, more resilient neighborhoods in response, writes Raul Gierbolini-Rivera, a PhD student at Bursky Public Health
CNN
September 18, 2026
Salad is safe again: CDC declares end to cyclospora outbreak
Infectious diseases physician and professor Jen Layden discusses the end to the cyclosporiasis outbreak.
The Source
September 18, 2026
As 988 transformed crisis care, counselors balanced new rules with professional judgment
A new study from WashU Bursky Public Health and the Brown School finds that transparent management helped keep frontline 988 counselors’ morale strong as new performance metrics rolled out.
The National Desk
September 18, 2026
CDC says cyclosporiasis outbreak is over, iceberg lettuce is safe
Bursky Public Health's Jen Layden, an infectious diseases physician and professor, discussed the CDC's decision to declare that the summer's cyclosporiasis outbreak had ended.
WashU McKelvey School of Engineering
September 18, 2026
Jiao receives 2026 Saint Louis Section ACS Award
McKelvey Engineering's Feng Jiao has been recognized for outstanding contributions to chemistry by the American Chemical Society. A member of the Bursky Public Health secondary faculty, Jiao supports the school's Food and Agriculture Research Mission (FARM) initiative aimed at driving transformative change in global food systems.
