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We initiate, facilitate, and disseminate research on women’s health issues for the mutual benefit of science, the community, and to better inform our health promotion efforts. Some of our current studies include:

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Mary Amelia Women's Center | 143 South Liberty St., New Orleans, LA 70112 | 504-988-6269 mac@tulane.edu

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