Tulane in the News

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New York Times: How to Make Sense of the Fluoride Debate
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New York Times: Ready for the Next Extreme-Weather Catastrophe? Here’s How to Pack a ‘Go Bag.’
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NBC: What states have the highest COVID rates? Map shows where it's spreading as winter approaches
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Science Daily: Tumors grow larger in female fruit flies than males: Here's what that could mean for humans
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Fox Weather: Arsenic, other toxic metals found in local honey, study finds
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MSN.com: What can bees tell us about nearby pollution? The answer lies in their honey, a new study finds
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Washington Post: In an NIL-era oddity, a quarterback was promised nothing but earned everything
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Washington Post: Millions are reading a teen’s account of life and war. It’s from 1945.
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ESPN: How Tulane has gone from football irrelevance to fighting for a playoff bid
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Associated Press: Tulane School of Medicine Offers First-of-Its-Kind Accredited CME on Kratom Tulane University School of Medicine is proud to announce a groundbreaking CME program focused on the emerging research and clinical challenges surrounding krato
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New York Post: Beer vs. wine and liquor drinkers — here’s who has the absolute worst diet
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MSN: What is Bluesky Social? Why people are going to this Twitter alternative
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The National Desk: Marine Corps veteran breaking the stigma, urges others to prioritize mental health
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Huff Post: This 1 Fitness Test Can Determine Your Fall Risk
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The Guardian: Silicon Valley’s right wing notches victories nationwide and at home
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Science: Africa’s breaking heart - In Botswana, a geologist hunts for signs of the rifting that is tearing the continent apart
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The National Desk: Some surgeries postponed as hospitals deal with IV fluid shortage
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Associated Press: McDonald’s agreed to Trump event, but says it’s not endorsing anyone
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Medium: The Silent Killer: How a Hidden Threat Poisoned an Entire Family
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Reuters: Hurricane Helene exposes FEMA assistance gap in Appalachian areas