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Holiday blues: how to bring the jolly back into the season

For those dealing with loss — be it the death of a loved one or pet, divorce or unemployment — the holidays can be an especially depressing and even…
Is Twitter the beginning of a social media crackdown on political…
Social media companies are under increasing pressure to crack down on misleading political advertising leading into the 2020 presidential election.…
Holiday ideas for eating healthier and eating well
It’s the holiday season and that means food.  Dr. Tim Harlan, executive director of the Goldring Center of Culinary Medicine at Tulane University,…
Will Disney Plus break through or break up crowded streaming market?
New streaming service Disney Plus launched Tuesday morning, joining other popular platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime and Hulu. John Healey,…
Do’s and Don’ts to Prepare for Cyber Monday
Cyber Monday, the online equivalent to Black Friday, is the biggest online shopping day of the year and signals the beginning of the holiday online…
Political scientist focuses on women in politics, sheriffs races
A record number of female candidates are running for president in 2020, and Tulane political scientist Mirya Holman tells VOX voters will have to…

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Dr. Ferdinand focuses on cardiac risk factor evaluation and control, including communities of racial and ethnic minorities.
His main research focus is on disasters, focusing on disaster resilience and complex systems