Topic: medicine

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medicine

A Delicious Revolution in Medicine

Tulane’s Goldring Center for Culinary Medicine combines nutrition, medicine and cooking to teach medical students how to help patients make healthy lifestyle changes, starting in the kitchen.

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medicine

Tulane Advanced Heart Care Program Making an Impact, One Life at a Time

Tulane heart specialists helped Mississippi resident Benny Nunez reclaim his life after surviving a massive heart attack.

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medicine

$4 Million Gift for School of Medicine Chair, Lung Disease Research

A gift honoring the memory of Allen A. Johnson Jr. will expand research into lung diseases, including pulmonary fibrosis.

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medicine

CancerConnect Events Bring Multidisciplinary Researchers Together to Fight Cancer

Tulane events unite scholars across disciplines to launch new partnerships for cancer research.

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medicine

New Labs Fuel Downtown Expansion

Modernized lab space at the School of Medicine accelerates biomedical discovery and strengthens Tulane’s urban presence.

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medicine

Tribute: John C. Larosa Remembered for Leadership in Academic Medicine

Physician-scientist shaped institutional growth and mentored a generation of faculty leaders.

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medicine

The Power of Care and Discovery: Supporting Tulane’s Sickle Cell Mission

Gene therapy breakthrough and decades of comprehensive treatment transform lives at the Tulane Sickle Cell Center.

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medicine

Pulmonary Fibrosis Has No Cure. Could a Cancer Drug Hold the Answer?

Researchers have identified a potential new treatment for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, which currently has no cure.

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medicine

One Year In: Tulane-LCMC Health Partnership

The Tulane University and LCMC Health partnership marks its first anniversary expanding access to care across South Louisiana.

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$10 Million to Fight Cancer

The gift, prompted by Board of Tulane member and alumnus E. Pierce Marshall Jr. (B ’90), honors the memory of Marshall’s father, E. Pierce Marshall.