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MEET THE BUNNY FRIEND WALKING GROUP IN THIS TULANE EMPOWERS VIDEO

Stepping Into Shape

THE WORLD IN WHICH WE EAT

Annual food store surveys chart city's food landscape

STORY BY LAURA DEAN, MPH, TULANE DIETETIC INTERN CLASS OF '11

Survey shows New Orleans students enjoy new, healthy foods

GROUPS CALL FOR MORE BIKE RACKS IN NEW ORLEANS

Rider Support

WALKING PATH GETS A NEIGHBORHOOD MOVING

Tulane PRC study shows increased physical activity in St. Roch

EAT LOCAL CHALLENGE 2012

Tulane PRC challenges you to go 30 days on an all-local diet

NEXT EVENT

MAY 17 6 to 7:30 p.m.

"Weight of the Nation" film screening

Ochsner Medical Center Auditorium (Monroe Hall), 1514 Jefferson Highway, Jefferson.

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Walking path gets a neighborhood moving, says Tulane study

'Veggie Power Dollar' program gets Tulane PRC support

Bike Easy, Tulane PRC call for more bike racks in the French Quarter

Message from the director

FEATURED PROJECT

Neighborhood Food Availability, Consumer Economics, and Sentinel Food Consumption

This 2-year project is funded by the National Institutes of Health/National Cancer Institute through an R-21 research grant. The specific aims of this project are: To develop a standard set of measures of neighborhood food availability and a detailed modeling framework in which to test the association of these measures with consumption; To determine whether the availability of fruits and vegetables at the neighborhood level is associated with consumption of these foods by individuals, after… read more

ABOUT THE PRC

OUR TEAM

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Brian Luckett, Post-Doctoral Fellow

Brian G. Luckett, PhD, MS, MSPH, is a Post-Doctoral Fellow with the Prevention Research Center (PRC) at Tulane University. Dr. Luckett holds degrees in anthropology from Tulane University (BA), biostatistics from Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine (MSPH), agriculture economics from Iowa… read more

MEET THE BUNNY FRIEND WALKING GROUP IN THIS TULANE EMPOWERS VIDEO

Stepping Into Shape

THE WORLD IN WHICH WE EAT

Annual food store surveys chart city's food landscape

STORY BY LAURA DEAN, MPH, TULANE DIETETIC INTERN CLASS OF '11

Survey shows New Orleans students enjoy new, healthy foods

GROUPS CALL FOR MORE BIKE RACKS IN NEW ORLEANS

Rider Support

WALKING PATH GETS A NEIGHBORHOOD MOVING

Tulane PRC study shows increased physical activity in St. Roch

EAT LOCAL CHALLENGE 2012

Tulane PRC challenges you to go 30 days on an all-local diet

NEXT EVENT

"Weight of the Nation" film screening

LATEST HEALTH NEWS

Walking path gets a neighborhood moving, says Tulane study

'Veggie Power Dollar' program gets Tulane PRC support

Bike Easy, Tulane PRC call for more bike racks in the French Quarter

Message from the director

FEATURED PROJECT

Neighborhood Food Availability, Consumer Economics, and Sentinel Food Consumption

ABOUT THE PRC

OUR TEAM

view all

Brian Luckett, Post-Doctoral Fellow