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SPHTM ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES News

Tulane researcher is part of $2.1 million EPA grant to study safer drinking water

2023-09-12 		A test tube with a positive Legionella sample

Tulane awarded $14 million NIH grant to study why heart disease, diabetes may blunt brain benefits of estrogen therapy

2022-03-07

Tulane community mourns the passing of a public health hero

2022-02-22 		Paul Farmer in green doctoral robes getting hooded as a Doctor of Human Letters

EPA awards Tulane ‘virus hunter’ $1.24 million to turn wastewater into drinking water

2021-10-19

Tulane researcher helps alliance set COVID-19 priorities

2021-10-14 		COVID-19 patients in line at a hospital in Mysore, India. Photo credit: Priya Darshan.

Tulane Study Shows Vaccine Protects Against Equine Viruses that Threaten Humans

2019-06-18 		Tulane University researchers Dr. Vicki Traina-Dorge (left) and Dr. Chad J. Roy, both Tulane National Primate Research Center faculty, directed the portion of the studies involving the use of specialized biocontainment laboratories.

National Academies’ report highlights Global Environmental Health Sciences’ Disaster Management and Resilience Program

2019-04-09 		This satellite image was captured on September 1, 2008 from Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES-12). In the image, Hurricane Gustav was just crossing the Louisiana coast, while Tropical Storm Hanna was spinning near the Turks and Caic

SPHTM professor lands statewide fly-fishing honor, shares secrets

2018-05-11 		Global Environmental Health Sciences professor Chuck Miller holding a redfish.

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