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Tulane SPHTM in the media 2012:

• SPHTM Professor Peter Scharf interviewed on ABC 33/40 about Gun Violence
  
• Social scene: Three schools of thought, featuring Centennial coverage
• Tulane Celebrates A Hundred Years of Public Health, ASPH Newsletter 
• Maternal malaria prevention reduced neonatal mortality, low birth weigh, by GHSD faculty Thomas Eisele
• Rwanda: Medical Students Get Ipads for Research, featuring GHSD faculty Nancy Mock, Country Director of Tulane University-Rwanda office
• Health Crisis In Sandy Disaster Zones: Cold, Mold Loom As Hazards In Rockaways, Staten Island, Elsewhere, featuring faculty Felicia Rabito
• Times-Picayune: Our Times: Tulane's School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine marks its centennial
• Tulane's School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine celebrates its centennial
• Scary-good (and good for you) Halloween Foods, with SPHTM Dietetic Intern Lauren Ross
• Chelsea Thornton's slaying of children points to need for mental health care, featuring Catherine Taylor
• Beta blockers may be less helpful than thought, featuring professor Lydia Bazzano
• Facing anti-malaria nets, mosquitoes alter habits featuring Professor Thom Eisele
• Criminologist Peter Scharf on the NOPD beat
  
• University Students Win Contest To Bring Sanitation, Electricity To Indian Villagers
• West Nile outbreak largest ever seen in U.S., with Professor Dawn Wesson
  
• Entrepreneurs tackle childhood obesity with 10,000 healthy lunches a day
  
• Positive discipline — combating defiance with love, featuring professor Catherine Taylor
  
• It Takes a Toilet: The Next-Gen Commode That Powers a Town
  
• A New NOPD Job Satisfaction Survey: Charles Maldonado on the Police Association of New Orleans' internal survey of the city's cops, with Peter Scharf
• Supreme Court's ruling gets mixed local reviews, with commentary from professor Molly Demosthenidy
  
• Tulane will share $20 million grant to train global health researchers
  
• Grading the Job: Police to take a comprehensive job satisfaction survey, with Peter Scharf
  
• Secular Trends in BMI and Blood Pressure Among Children and Adolescents: The Bogalusa Heart Study
  
• Woodlands Trail in Belle Chasse a nice escape in the summer
  
• Tulane program will address environmental health concerns, featuring professor Maureen Lichtveld
  
• Study proposes ways to make biking, walking safer on St. Claude Avenue Bridge, featuring Tulane PRC
• NYT, The Powers of New York, featuring Dr. Farley, former faculty
  
• Chinese Health-Care System Rife With Corruption Risks, featuring professor Lizheng Shi
  
• New Orleans strives to be a healthier city: Karen DeSalvo, SPHTM Alumna
  
• Tulane Finds Malaria Funding Helped Prevent Nearly 1M Child Deaths Over Past Decade
  
• Bike Easy second-line touts benefits of cycling in New Orleans, featuring Tulane PRC
  
• Groups celebrate first day of spring in Quarter, call for more bike racks, featuring Tulane PRC
  
• Tulane to help Iraqi university develop a school of public health
  
• New York Times Story cites food-store data from the Prevention Research Center at Tulane
• Study looks to find whether cockroaches in home can make you unhealthy, with professor Felicia Rabito
  
• Mayor Mitch Landrieu's health commissioner, Dr. Karen DeSalvo (SPHTM Alumna), staying on for another year
  
• BP settlement includes new health claims process, with professor Maureen Lichtveld
  
• The Truth About Hitting, with professor Catherine Taylor
  
• Expert: New Orleans is not filled with criminals, with professor Peter Scharf