Tulane in the News

Science
Web MD: Working the Night Shift Linked to Heart Problems, Study Finds
Science
Nola.com: After hurricane, mold can quickly take hold of home and health: 'I don't wish this on anyone'
COVID-19
Verywell Health: Do Vaccinated People Have to Quarantine If They're Exposed to COVID? Kenneth Campbell, DBE, MPH, MBA, MA, assistant professor and program director of Master of Health Administration (online) at Tulane University, tells Verywell that quara
COVID-19
PBS: After storms, mental health crisis compounded by COVID looms in Louisiana
Culture
Bloomberg: More Americans Are Moving Into Fire-Risky Areas
Science
ABC News: Eating sustainably is one of the easiest ways to combat climate change, experts say
Culture
The 19th: Girls are being socialized to lose political ambition — and it starts younger than we realized
Science
Futurity: Living ‘Nerve Circuit’ Could Test Opioid Alternatives
COVID-19
Wall Street Journal: Covid-19 Vaccines Can Be Updated for the Delta Variant. Here’s How.
Science
Tampa Bay Times: Cadmium spiked inside a Tampa lead factory. Workers didn’t get help.
NOLA
Christian Science Monitor: Hurricane Ida aftermath: Will power grids get an upgrade?
COVID-19
Louisiana Illuminator: The COVID-19 vaccine has been effective, but some Louisiana health care workers are still skeptical
Science
News Medical: Researchers create a living bioengineered nerve circuit to tackle opioid overdose crisis
NOLA, Science
Nola.com: Public health expert warns of vermin-born illnesses as trash pickup continues to lag
COVID-19
USA Today: US to drop travel ban for vaccinated international travelers starting in early November
NOLA
NBC News: Trash is rotting in the streets of New Orleans. Everyone agrees it's a labor issue.
Culture
CNBC: Banks consider climate risk for home loans, a process called ‘underwaterwriting’ or ‘blue-lining’
COVID-19
WWL TV: Pfizer approves COVID vaccine for use in children; FDA to review their data
Culture
New York Times: The Fight Over Tenure Is Not Really About Tenure
Health, NOLA
Wired: Floods Have Swamped the US. The Next Health Problem: Mold