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Can an Apple Watch Predict When You'll Get Sick? From: Thomas M. Maddox MD at @WUSTL and executive director of the Healthcare Innovation Lab at BJC HealthCare health.com/can-your-apple…

The Annual Public Health Conference kicks off tonight at @WUSTL led by the Institute for Public Health WashU Public Health Exciting time as we are about to launch a new School of Public Health

Deven McGraw leads the first night of the conference with a great talk on the promises and challenges with using more public health data at the Institute for Public Health Conference at @WUSTL WashU Public Health

September 2024 Update: Missouri Medicaid enrollment drops in September but up 4,000 in last three months, driven by expansion group Update from CAHSPER, Washington University in St.Louis See: open.substack.com/pub/timothymcb…

Great panel starting now on Challenges and Strategies for Building the Public Health Workforce of the Future At the Annual Public Health Conference Led by CAHSPER, Washington University in St.Louis Co-director Karen Joynt Maddox WashU Public Health @WUSTL CAHSPER, Washington University in St.Louis

Our esteemed Margaret C. Ryan Dean Designate for WashU's planned School of Public Health is at the mic on "Why Health? New directions for population health science and the foundations of a new school of public health" Exciting to hear his vision at the annual PH conference!

The new inaugural Dean of the School of Public Health Dr. Sandro Galea, MD DrPh at WashU Public Health @WUSTL is speaking on "New Directions in public health and approaches for a new School of Public Health"

Updated: Missouri Medicaid DASHBOARD with data on enrollment, applications, managed care & geographic distribution for September. Enrollment dropped to 1.271 million; applications drop slightly to 22,200 SOURCE: CAHSPER, Washington University in St.Louis analysis: publichealth.wustl.edu/items/missouri…

Public health faculty scholar Tyriesa Howard, PhD, Brown School, received an $84,000 Changemakers in Family Planning grant from the Society of Family Planning for research to reclaim bodily autonomy for adolescents & young adults post Dobbs Decision. tinyurl.com/2w7frb75

The Institute for Public Health's Center for Advancing Health Services, Policy & Economics Research (CAHSPER) helped secure Medicaid coverage for doula services here in Missouri – a state with one of the highest maternal mortality rates. tinyurl.com/yfhxmynm

The Affordable Care Act cut the number of uninsured people in the U.S. by half — but all that progress is at stake in the 2024 election. Read more about the choice at hand, and how it could impact the cost, access, and equity of insurance coverage. buff.ly/408Q50T

What the Election Could Mean for Health-Care Coverage for the Poor - Public Health Watch publichealthwatch.org/2024/11/01/med…

Election results could mean major changes in Medicaid • Stateline stateline.org/2024/11/01/ele…

"All the pieces are in place to do wonderful things." Sandro Galea, a global leader in public health, will serve as the inaugural dean of the School of Public Health. He will play a crucial role in shaping the university's first new school in 100 years. bit.ly/3AntL8W

Research led by CAHSPER, Washington University in St.Louis Center assoc. director Abigail Barker, helped secure Medicaid coverage for doula services in MO. “This isn’t just a health-care issue — it’s about addressing social and racial disparities that have existed for generations” tinyurl.com/yfhxmynm

Jason Jabbari, PhD, assistant professor, Brown School, & public health faculty scholar, weighs in on the integration of two key research centers – the Social Policy Institute (SPI) and the Brown School’s Center for Social Development (CSD. tinyurl.com/28th6fec

Where to see WashU Cardiology at #AHA24 ! Here's where to find Karen Joynt Maddox of CAHSPER, Washington University in St.Louis

October 2024 Update on Missouri Medicaid enrollment, applications. Enrollment up slightly since unwinding (last five months, driven by expansion group Update from CAHSPER, Washington University in St.Louis See: timothymcbride.substack.com/p/october-2024…

Regional Networks of Perinatal Care: A Strategy for Missouri to Improve Maternal and Infant Health CAHSPER, Washington University in St.Louis | Institute for Public Health | Washington University in St. Louis publichealth.wustl.edu/items/regional…

Updated: Missouri Medicaid DASHBOARD with data on enrollment, applications, managed care & geographic distribution for October. Enrollment dropped to 1.277 million; applications increaseslightly to 24,065 SOURCE: CAHSPER, Washington University in St.Louis analysis: publichealth.wustl.edu/items/missouri…