School of Medicine News

J. Quincy Brown stands with arms cross and smiling
Tulane-Cancer-Center
Tulane Professor Quincy Brown named National Academy of Inventors Fellow

J. Quincy Brown is the inaugural Mark and Diana Tipton Endowed Professor at Tulane University School of Science and Engineering and a member of the Tulane Cancer Center’s Translational Oncology Research Program.

Isabella Spar & Wendy Jeshion stand in front of the donated bell
Tulane-Cancer-Center
Tulane student donates bell to help cancer patients celebrate recovery

Inspired by her mother Wendy Jeshion's journey through cancer treatment, Tulane student Isabella Spar donated a symbolic bell to East Jefferson General Hospital Cancer Center through her family's nonprofit Project Bell.

Jennifer Calzada holds the textbook she edited in front of a medical simulator
Sim-Center
Preparing clinicians for real-world care through healthcare simulation

two men in lab coats stand behind glass flasks
Pediatrics
Researchers hunt for Lassa Fever cure

Tulane president Mike Fitts joins other Tulane leaders for the ribbon cutting to open two newly renovated spaces

New labs fuel Tulane’s continued downtown expansion

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Planning a CME Event? The Center for Continuing Education can help.

Andrew Schally Nobel Prize
Nobel Prize
Tulane to Display Nobel Prize Awarded for Landmark Medical Research

Injury-stalled alveolar stem cells
Pulmonary
Tulane Researchers Discover New Way to Understand Pulmonary Fibrosis

Group of 10 smiling people, including medical staff, surrounding a man in a clinic chair.
NOLA, Research in Real Time
Tulane center pioneers gene therapy treatment for severe hemophilia

The portraits of four Tulane Physicians: Margaret Huntwork, Vy Anh Mai, Elizabeth Kelly, and Kelly Hill
Primary Care
Tulane doctors named to NOLA Family’s 2025 “Family Favorites” list