16 February 2021
Racism limits the ability of people to attain their highest level of health. Learn more about health disparities and why racism is a public health issue.
With Covid-19 vaccines rolling out, Dr. Thomas A. LaVeist urges Black Americans to move past the historical mistrust of vaccines. Read more here.
Dr. Stephen Murphy, assistant professor at Tulane University, examines the public health challenges of the 2020 hurricane season and COVID-19 pandemic.
How can students working full time and going to school manage their workload? Explore helpful tips that offset the stress of a full schedule so you can thrive.
If you’re passionate about helping people and are interested in the health field’s research or business aspects, you may want to consider earning an MPH or MHA.
Learn why students like Allie Cheek choose Tulane University’s Online Master of Public Health program for flexibility and excellence to reach career goals.
Online Master of Public Health student Leah Cross shares her experience with remote learning at Tulane and studying public health during a global pandemic.
With the Covid-19 vaccine rollout, our nation still faces significant health risks if not adhering to safety guidelines. Learn more from Dr. Thomas A. LaVeist.
Working in health care can be rewarding in many ways. Medical professionals have meaningful jobs, as they care for patients and their families, contribute to groundbreaking research, and help boost the economy.
As the U.S. population expands, the medical field has a growing need for more qualified medical professionals. Also of note, the American Association of Colleges of Nursing projects that the country will experience a shortage of registered nurses that will “intensify” as baby boomers age and require more health care.
