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To be a distinctive, preeminent research- intensive medical school; transforming health through discovery, lifelong learning and patient-centered health care.

10/15/2026

🌟 Throwback Thursday! 🌟

The third cohort of the Tulane Nursing program graduated this past summer, and the ceremony was a blast! In this video, meet the cohort and hear their thoughts on the program as a whole.

🩺 Congratulations to our Summer 2026 graduates!

Start your Sunday with a walk or run and be back in time for the Saints game! Join Tulane Cancer Center for the Wave Mak...
10/15/2026

Start your Sunday with a walk or run and be back in time for the Saints game! Join Tulane Cancer Center for the Wave Makers 5K at Lafreniere Park. Dr. Jessica Shank appeared on WWLTV to talk about this exciting event.

Whether you run, walk, volunteer, honor a loved one, or celebrate a survivor, every step helps support groundbreaking cancer research at Tulane Cancer Center.

Nearly 26 years after Xander Boggs was born at Tulane Hospital, he returned to the same corner of New Orleans to begin a...
10/14/2026

Nearly 26 years after Xander Boggs was born at Tulane Hospital, he returned to the same corner of New Orleans to begin a new chapter — as a first-year medical student. The physician who delivered him? Dr. Chi Dola is still here at Tulane.

“One of the greatest privileges of being a maternal-fetal medicine specialist is caring for patients at the very beginning of a new life, even though we rarely have the opportunity to see where that journey leads,” Dola said. “This remarkable connection between our clinical care and educational mission reflects the very best of the Tulane community."

Boggs’ return also continues a family connection to Tulane and medicine. His father, Brian Boggs, graduated from Tulane School of Medicine. His mother, Olga Emgushov, attended medical school at the University of Hawaii and completed a combined internal medicine and pediatrics residency at Tulane.

The couple met while tending to someone in a New Orleans emergency room. Boggs was born while his mother was completing her residency at Tulane. But Boggs’ Tulane connections did not end there. His pediatrician, Theresa Dise, was also a member of the university’s faculty.

“Tulane was always at the top of my list because of my family connection to it and to the city of New Orleans,” he said. “Between the culture, the food, the art, and everything here, it’s just such a wonderful place.”

10/12/2026

🌟 Meet Arthur Wang, MD! 🌟

Arthur Wang, MD, is Professor of Neurosurgery, Director of the Division of Endovascular Neurosurgery/Interventional Neurology, and Chief of Vascular Neurosurgery at Tulane University School of Medicine. He is always up for a challenge and works diligently to ensure that his patients are in safe hands. He believes in a growth mindset - that every day is a new opportunity to learn and grow as a person.

▶️ Learn more about Dr. Wang's practice in this episode of Tulane Med Insider!

There’s still time to join us!The Tulane Cancer Center Wave Makers 5K is happening Sunday, October 18, and we want to se...
10/09/2026

There’s still time to join us!

The Tulane Cancer Center Wave Makers 5K is happening Sunday, October 18, and we want to see you at the starting line.

Run, walk, and rally with the Tulane community as we come together to support the fight against cancer. Whether you’re racing for a loved one, celebrating a survivor, supporting cancer research, or simply looking for a great way to start your Sunday, every step counts.

🌊 Register now: https://ow.ly/NJuq50ZW0b6

Bring your friends. Bring your family. Bring your Tulane spirit. 💚💙

What does a Tulane microbiologist make of a potential pneumonic plague case in Russia?Lisa Morici, PhD, professor and in...
10/08/2026

What does a Tulane microbiologist make of a potential pneumonic plague case in Russia?

Lisa Morici, PhD, professor and interim chair of Microbiology & Immunology at Tulane University School of Medicine, spoke with NBC News about what we know and what remains uncertain.

As Dr. Morici explains, the situation is worth watching, but it’s not a reason for people to panic.

Read the full NBC News story featuring Dr. Morici:

Key details are unknown, including whether the woman, who worked at a lab in Siberia, was infected with plague at all.

10/06/2026

🩺 Welcome back to Med School with Mike! Mike talks with Cameron, a 4th year medical student, about his transition from college athlete to medical student, and how he handled the transition without doing pre-med.

▶️ Watch the full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyHGgyF7qAU&t=31s

Watching the Saints tonight? 👀⚜️Keep an eye out for our new Tulane Medicine commercial, highlighting the people and brea...
10/05/2026

Watching the Saints tonight? 👀⚜️

Keep an eye out for our new Tulane Medicine commercial, highlighting the people and breakthroughs helping make New Orleans a destination for advanced medicine.

Built for breakthroughs. Backed by Tulane.

Who Dat and Roll Wave!

From the airport baggage claim to prominent intersections across New Orleans, a new advertising campaign is putting Tulane University’s medical expertise — and its partnership with LCMC Health — front and center.

Weekend warriors, this one’s for you. If your Saturday workout leaves your legs shaking like jelly, your body may be tel...
10/03/2026

Weekend warriors, this one’s for you.

If your Saturday workout leaves your legs shaking like jelly, your body may be telling you it’s time to call it.

“Hey, it’s time to sit down. Don’t go hurt yourself,” Patrick Maloney, lead athletic trainer at Tulane Institute of Sports Medicine, tells HuffPost UK.

Here’s why your muscles sometimes shake during a tough workout, and why you don’t have to push yourself to that point to make gains:

Some shakiness after exercising is typical, but there’s a critical difference between “jello legs” and feeling sore and hurt days later.

10/02/2026

Looking for plans tomorrow night? We’ve got one that’s perfect for spooky season. 👻🍫
Death by Chocolate…NOT Breast Cancer returns to Jacob Schoen & Son Funeral Home, a stunning New Orleans landmark, for an evening of sweet and savory chocolate creations, ch*****ne, live jazz and more.
Even better? It’s all for a great cause. Proceeds from the Krewe de Pink event support breast cancer research at Tulane Cancer Center.
📅 Saturday, Oct. 3
🍫 General admission begins at 6:30 p.m.
📍 Schoen Mansion, 3827 Canal St.
Come for the chocolate. Stay for the cause. And maybe the slightly spooky setting.

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