Washington University Medical Campus
Private university in St. Louis, Missouriwww.washu.edu
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Sep 11, 2026
9/11's Lesson Has Been Completely Forgotten
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50:56Dana LoeschHOST
And I remember, because I was covering a debate.
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51:00Dana LoeschHOST
It was a, a debate at Washington University, and it was then Senator Obama, and I was there, um, covering it, and, uh, in my 20s.
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51:10Dana LoeschHOST
And this...
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51:11Dana LoeschHOST
I could tell, you could tell who's from New York and who isn't easily.
The future of gut health
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4:15Justin SonnenburgGUEST
And those ideas really started to pique my interest.
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4:19Justin SonnenburgGUEST
And then I found Jeff Gordon's lab at WashU that was studying all of these topics.
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4:23Justin SonnenburgGUEST
And that's where I went for my postdoc.
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4:25Justin SonnenburgGUEST
And the rest is history.
Nose-Picking Credibility (Best of) - Ep 26-348
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61:26Kevin JacksonHOST
OK, so you just take it.
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61:29speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Washington University law professor and a Fox News contributor.
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61:33speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Jonathan, you look at the court of public opinion on this, U.S. adult's view of the hush money case that we are watching play out in real time.
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61:41speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And when asked how Americans see the former President Trump's behavior in this hush money case, 35% say they see it as illegal.
Episode 461: Billiken Blues LIVE at Institute 193 (w/ special guests Jesse Montgomery and Devin Thomas O'Shea)
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38:06Devin Thomas O'SheaGUEST
And so, especially in Kansas City, the Kempers are very big.
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38:10Devin Thomas O'SheaGUEST
But if you start looking around at Washington University, the art museum is the Kemper Art Museum, and then Commerce Bank sponsors a bunch of stuff.
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38:18Devin Thomas O'SheaGUEST
What about
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38:19Tom SextonHOST
Kemper Furniture of Hazard, Kentucky? Yeah, I
Health Policy Research Priorities Toward Improved Rural Population Health
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0:02Sandro GaleaHOST
Hello and welcome to JAMA Health Forum Conversations.
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0:05Sandro GaleaHOST
I'm Dr. Sandro Galea, Dean of the Burski School of Public Health at Washington University in St. Louis and Editor-in-Chief of JAMA Health Forum.
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0:12Sandro GaleaHOST
Today we are talking about rural health in the United States, the widening rural-urban health divide, the contraction of the systems that care for the 66 million Americans who live in rural places, and what the current policy moment may mean for the health of rural populations.
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0:27Sandro GaleaHOST
Rural Americans have been losing ground on a range of health indicators for two decades.
Twenty-Seven Million People Saw It. Nine Months Later It Was Gone
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2:51SarahHOST
So Congress decided America would throw a fair, and at the time, four cities started clawing at each other for it.
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2:58SarahHOST
New York, Washington, St. Louis-
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3:01ScottHOST
And Chicago, which at the time was just a meatpacking town, uh, that most East Coasters considered to be a mud pit with a train station, so it was disgusting.
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3:11SarahHOST
Congress had to vote eight separate times before Chicago finally won it.
20 MINS LATER
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23:46SarahHOST
It was so much work and pressure.
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23:47SarahHOST
Burnham told American engineers that Paris got the Eiffel Tower, and he needed something to beat it.
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23:54SarahHOST
He had a competition Finally, a Pittsburgh bridge engineer named George Washington Gale Ferris Jr.-
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24:01ScottHOST
Yeah, think about your name, think about this guy's name, George Washington-
#141 – Prostatitis: Hard to Reach, Harder to Treat
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4:00Prathit KulkarniGUEST
So a few years into my faculty life, I was very fortunate to be very close to Dr. Barbara Troutner, who was my co-faculty member here and the senior author on this paper for a number of years.
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4:16Prathit KulkarniGUEST
She's now moved on and is the chief of ID at Washington University in St. Louis.
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4:21Prathit KulkarniGUEST
Anyway, One Saturday morning, I finally decided.
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4:25Prathit KulkarniGUEST
I sat down at my computer and for two hours, I just typed out everything I could think about UTIs and prostatitis and what I was thinking and all the ideas and contradictions in my mind.
Where Is My Pelvic Floor?
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7:05speaker_0ADVERTISER
And
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7:05Uchenna OssaiGUEST
then I did a residency at Washington University and St. Louis in pelvic health and human movement.
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7:12Uchenna OssaiGUEST
And then I also did a postgraduate degree or certification, excuse me, in sexual dysfunction.
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7:19Katie ThompsonHOST
Ah, and it makes sense because the pelvic floor is almost like this shared, I would call it like biomechanical component that we have between people.
ENCORE SHOW-Dr. Charles B. Simone M.D
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34:02ErskineHOST
Just a few weeks ago,
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34:04Charles B. SimoneGUEST
the CDC data, from the CDC data, doctors from Harvard, Hopkins, Oxford, Wash U, and University of California write this.
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34:13Charles B. SimoneGUEST
University COVID vaccine mandates are likely to cause net harms to young, healthy adults.
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34:21Charles B. SimoneGUEST
And the COVID shot is up 98% times worse than than just letting them be exposed to the virus, since the virus poses little or no threat to them.
MCAT CARS: Vindija Neanderthals Passage
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27:38Molly KiltyHOST
Again, this is another work having something to do with fossils and anatomy.
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27:45Molly KiltyHOST
Okay, these conclusions also reinforce findings published by another team member, Eric Trinkhaus, an anthropologist at Washington University in St. Louis.
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27:57Molly KiltyHOST
Okay, so these are significant.
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27:59Molly KiltyHOST
They reinforce what someone else said, right? In this, I mean, they're saying Smith believes this, and now they're saying this other person also agreed with this.
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