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New opioid speeds up recovery without increasing pain sensitivity or risk of chronic painMay 21, 2019 Morphine and other opioid-based painkillers are very effective at treating pain initially, but studies have shown that the drugs can make patients more pain-sensitive, prolonging their discomfort and increasing their risks of developing chronic pain. |
Tulane professor to help find better treatment for respiratory diseaseMay 14, 2019 Tulane professor wins grant to help find better treatment for respiratory disease.
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Outbreak exhibit spotlights Tulane research against epidemicsMay 09, 2019 Tulane University researchers across disciplines have played an important role in fighting infectious disease epidemics around the globe. That storied history is brought to life in OutBreak: Epidemics in a Connected World, a new exhibit downtown co-sponsored by the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.
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Tulane launches online Doctorate in Social Work with Noodle PartnersMay 09, 2019 Tulane is launching an online Doctorate in Social Work program with Noodle Partners.
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Pink Bra Run benefits Tulane Cancer CenterMay 07, 2019 A parade of participants wearing pink will pound the pavement this Saturday for the 4th annual Pink Bra Run. |
Tulane researcher honored for work on AI ethicsMay 07, 2019 Tulane researcher Nicholas Mattei is honored for work on AI ethics. |
Tulane alumni couple donates $5 million for Presidential ChairMay 07, 2019 Tulane has received a $5 million commitment for a Presidential Chair. |
Apple CEO, Emmy winner, Pulitzer winner, civil rights leader to be honored by TulaneMay 06, 2019 Four individuals to be honored with honorary degrees at Tulane's Commencement. |
Tulane University awarded $6.1 million to study HIV, tuberculosis in infantsApril 30, 2019 Tuberculosis, the world’s leading infectious disease killer, is also the leading cause of death in infants with HIV. Researchers at Tulane National Primate Research Center will use a new $6.1 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to better understand how the developing immune system responds to these two diseases so that doctors can improve outcomes for infants and children across the globe. |
