Figure 1. State abortion policy context in 2015 States with more restrictive abortion policy climate have higher total maternal mortality, measured as a death during pregnancy or within one year following the end of a pregnancy, a recent study conducted by a team of Tulane researchers finds. ...
Dr. Thomas LaVeist, dean of the Tulane School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, today announced that Dr. Harold “Woody” Neighbors will join the school as senior advisor for public health research and training, effective immediately. Neighbors will also become a research professor in the...
Even in a pandemic year, the class of 2020 SPHTM alums secured employment at a high rate; of the 380 students who responded to a graduate career outcomes report survey, 96% are working, volunteering, or continuing education within one year of graduation. The 2020 Graduate Career Outcomes Report...
Source: NIH Office of Extramural Research/Nature analysis using NIH RePORTER tool Dr. Maeve Wallace, a reproductive and perinatal epidemiologist at Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, was highlighted in Nature and interviewed on an accompanying podcast for her...
Layla Babahaji (BSPH ’21), public health and economics undergraduate Melanie Carbery, and Alexandra Jaouiche (BSPH ’21) made up the winning team for the annual Health Policy Case Competition hosted by the Department of Health Policy and Management. Photo courtesy of Layla Babahaji. A team of...
