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Sep 03, 2020

Broadband Internet Access, Education & Child Health: From Differences to Disparities, Part 1

The COVID-19 pandemic has deeply exacerbated inequalities across the county. Access to high-quality education, health care, and stable employment are…

posted by Carina Flaherty, Sarah Wood, Chén Kenyon
Health Equity
Sep 02, 2020

COVID-19 Outlook: The Labor Day Effects Have Begun, Colleges are Leading the Way

It was already becoming apparent last week that Labor Day would have its own unique effects on COVID-19 transmission that were different than the…

posted by David Rubin, Gregory Tasian MD, MSc, MSCE, Jing Huang
Population Health Sciences
Aug 31, 2020

The Tangled Issue of Masking Enforcement: What are States and Cities Trying?

There is now strong evidence that wearing masks reduces COVID-19 transmission. While many factors can affect the spread of the virus,…

posted by Caroline La Rochelle MPH
Population Health Sciences
Aug 27, 2020

School-based Health in the Time of COVID-19: What Will it Look Like?

Due to COVID-19, there are many children and adolescents here in Missouri and across the country who will not be attending school in-person to begin…

posted by Molly Ticknor
Population Health Sciences
Aug 26, 2020

COVID-19 Outlook: Buckle Up, The Ride is About to Get a Bit Bumpy

There are many reasons to be cautious about over-interpreting the modeling data we are seeing this week, and in the next couple of weeks to…

posted by David Rubin, Gregory Tasian MD, MSc, MSCE, Jing Huang
Population Health Sciences
Aug 24, 2020

What We Can Learn from PriCARE as Kids Go Back to School

Parenting during the COVID-19 pandemic has been and continues to be a difficult journey for many. Families are spending a lot more time together at…

posted by Joanne Wood, Devon Kratchman, ​Emily DePaul MPH, MA
Family & Community Health
Aug 20, 2020

COVID-19 Outlook: Finding a Narrow Path Forward for Schools

This week our team is releasing new guidelines for school reopening in concert with a dashboard that provides population-adjusted case…

posted by David Rubin, Gregory Tasian MD, MSc, MSCE, Jing Huang, Meredith Matone, Susan Coffin
Population Health Sciences
Aug 18, 2020

Preparing for Mental Health Needs of College Students Amid COVID-19

As mental health providers who predominantly work with adolescents, we know how common it is for a patient’s transition to college to …

posted by Rhonda Boyd, Stacey Julye PhD, LCSW
Adolescent Health & Well-Being
Aug 13, 2020

The Behavioral Health Checklist: Helping Providers Measure Childhood Strengths and Resilience in 200 Words

posted by Jennifer Mautone, Thomas Power PhD, ABPP
Behavioral Health
Aug 12, 2020

COVID-19 Outlook: Running Out of Time, And Out of Patience

As we quickly move toward the end of summer, this week’s four-week projections have us convinced that this Labor Day will be far different than…

posted by David Rubin, Gregory Tasian MD, MSc, MSCE, Jing Huang
Population Health Sciences
Aug 05, 2020

COVID-19 Outlook: Regaining Control

We can finally breathe a little bit easier this week; it’s clear that we are moving beyond the peak of our national second wave. From a high of…

posted by David Rubin, Gregory Tasian MD, MSc, MSCE, Jing Huang
Population Health Sciences
Aug 03, 2020

How Promoting Health Also Means Supporting Financial Well-being in 200 Words

Poverty produces persistent hardship, which can take a toll on the physical and mental health of caregivers. As proponents of health, it is…

posted by George Dalembert
Health Equity

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