News

September 26, 2025

WashU Public Health hosts panel on building resilient food systems

Experts on biodiversity, food security, nutrition policy discuss ways to jointly promote sustainable agriculture, improved nutrition

People standing around a nature preserve.
read more

September 26, 2025

The future of food in a changing climate

FARM Food Futures Forum will address how to transform food systems to support human, planetary health

map of the world in wheat grains
read more

ABC News (Australia)

September 26, 2025

The "universal challenge" of fighting sexual violence in conflict zones

Sexual violence is becoming more common as a tool of war, but it remains underreported and perpetrators often escape prosecution, says WashU Public Health's Kim Thuy Seelinger.

read more

ProPublica

September 26, 2025

For-profit corporations are buying up more psychiatric hospitals. Some flout federal law with scarce repercussions.

WashU Public Health’s Morgan Shields contributes to a growing body of evidence showing that for-profit psychiatric hospitals are illegally turning away patients in crisis.

read more

September 26, 2025

Public Health People: A conversation with Associate Dean Debra Haire-Joshu

Love of research and policy steeped in prevention are a thread through associate dean's public health career

read more

CNN

September 23, 2025

Fact check: Trump’s mathematically impossible promise to cut drug prices by ‘1,000%’

The “most favored nation” policy aims to lower U.S. drug prices by matching the lowest prices paid in other wealthy countries. But recent claims of 1,000% price reductions are mathematically impossible, says WashU Public Health's Tim McBride.

read more

STAT News

September 22, 2025

Trump wants more involuntary commitment. But does the public?

WashU Public Health’s Morgan Shields led a national survey study that reveals mixed public support for involuntary psychiatric policies. While a sizeable minority of Americans back forced treatment, majorities favor expanding community-based and peer-led services.

read more

ProPublica

September 22, 2025

Psychiatric hospitals turn away patients who need urgent care. The facilities face few consequences.

WashU Public Health’s Morgan Shields calls attention to systemic failures and lack of accountability in psychiatric care.

read more

The Source

September 22, 2025

WashU’s Trusted Tap will empower households to monitor water quality

WashU faculty members including Dan Giammar, Rachel Garg and Kim Parker — all primary or secondary faculty at SPH — are leading a national effort to help families monitor their own tap water.

read more

Nothing Found

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.