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Headshot of Dr. Thomas A. LaVeist.
March 17, 2021
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.
A healthcare administrator stands with arms crossed.
March 16, 2021
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.
A healthcare professional smiling with a patient
March 1, 2021
Why does cultural competence in health care matter? Discover how a Master of Health Administration helps graduates build culturally competent organizations.
A healthcare advocate supports an older patient in a wheelchair
March 1, 2021
How can healthcare advocacy empower patients? Explore how a Master of Health Administration prepares graduates to thrive in healthcare leadership and advocacy.
Three diverse patients sit in a doctor’s office waiting room.
February 16, 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.
Air pollution caused by industrial smoke stacks.
February 1, 2021
Environmental toxins pose a growing threat, and communities need public health professionals more than ever. Learn how to prepare for a public health career.
A farmer tends his crops.
January 27, 2021
Climate change and food security are intertwined issues that are already impacting lives across the globe. Learn more about this topic and how to help.
A young student solves a math problem on a chalkboard.
January 27, 2021
How is education a social determinant of health? Explore how Tulane University’s Master of Public Health prepares graduates to address factors impacting health.
A mental health professional works in a group therapy session
January 13, 2021
By advocating for prevention and developing effective interventions, public health professionals help individuals and communities combat mental health issues.