Select a Year: 2011 | 2010

Tulane SPHTM in the media 2011:

• New Orleans' 'complete streets' ordinance draws praise
  
• Flame Retardant in Your Mountain Dew? Yep
  
• Tulane University, Nunez Community College students collaborate
  on wetlands restoration project
  
• WDSU: DHH: Mercury Levels Too High In Dozens Of Waterways
  
• WWL Radio Interview with Kate Parker-Karst of Tulane PRC
  
• CNN: Study confirms sodium-related heart risks
  
• Prof. Peter Scharf’s class explores violence in the community
  
• First lady in La. urges more green peas, exercise
  
• Lawsuit settlement to provide $8.3 million for clinics for poor and underinsured
  
• Breaking Down Barriers to Breastfeeding
  
• Tulane offering $25 gift card for participation in free osteoporosis study
  
• 'Food deserts' targeted by $3 million federal grant
  
• When Explaining Science Is a Matter of Life and Death
  
• Malaria deaths could vanish in ten years, claims report
  
• CNN: Peter Scharf comments on violence in New Orleans
  
• Travelers warned about dengue fever in The Bahamas
  
• WGNO: New Orleans Prepares for Potential Dengue Fever Outbreak
  
• CNN: Swapping carbohydrates for soy, milk protein
  
• New York Times Opinion: Making Murder Count (Mark VanLandingham)
  
• GNO:  99-year-old Musician Defies Study on Aging
• New Wave:  Rwanda Reaches Out to Tulane
• AAC&U News: Teaching Public Health Through Service Learning 
• Gambit:  HPV-What Men Need to Know
• NOLA.com: N.O. Students Grade Cafeteria Offerings
• NOLA.com: N.O. Urged to Fix Sidewalks Near Schools
• NOLA.com: Eight Tulane University Graduate Students Named Schweitzer Fellows
• TribLIVE: Millions Unreported
• Bixbybulletin: Oil Spill Disaster Points to Need for Greater Preparedness
• WWL TV: Pregnant Women and Their Babies Sought for Massive Health Study
• Science Daily: Physical Activity Decreases Salt's Effect on Blood Pressure, Study Finds
• T-P: New Orleans Neighborhoods Without Grocers Targeted by $14 Million Program
• Science: Ten Months After Deepwater Horizon, Picking Up the Remnants of Health Data
• T-P: Raising Awareness on Lead, an Editorial
• NBC17: Tulane to Study Roach Control, Asthma Links
• Wall Street Journal: Study to Track Gulf Cleanup Workers' Health
• NY Times: Blood Pressure Drugs Seen to Help Heart Disease Patients
• WGNO: Violence in Community Course Prompts Mentoring Project in Hollygrove
• T-P: Walkable Streets Trim the Fat, Letter to the Editor
• Le Nouvelliste: Pour former des techniciens sanitaires
• T-P: Teen Pregnancy Reduction Grants Totaling $30 Million Awarded
• EurekAlert: Density of Neighborhood Liquor Stores is Especially Risky for African Americans Who Drink
• PR Newswire: Heart Study Keeps Tulane Researcher Busy 39 Years Later
• Tulane SPHTM Joins International Partnership to Develop Malaria Vaccine
• ASPH: Tulane Announces Keynote Speaker for Centennial Symposium
• NY Times: Smaller New Orleans After Katrina
• TP: New Orleans' Official 2010 PopulationDiario de Yucatan: El mal de chagas puede ser mortal