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- Sep 15, 2026
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Uptown New Orleans line cook living in vehicle shot after trying to stop car burglars (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS — On a quiet stretch of General Pershing Street, neighbors didn’t run off the man recently sleeping in his car outside their front doors. They welcomed him as part of the block. That relationship took a heartbreaking turn last Thursday (Sept. 10), when he was shot after trying to stop three suspects from burglarizing cars on the street. Just after midnight, gunfire shattered the quiet along the 2000 block of General Pershing near Danneel, jolting Neal Ryan and his wife from a dead sl
Tulane researchers aim to reduce cancer treatment time with new tech (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Two years after a presidential visit put a New Orleans cancer research project in the national spotlight, Tulane University researchers are testing a new imaging technology on tissue from cancer surgeries — with the hope that one day it could tell surgeons, within minutes, whether they removed all of a patient’s cancer. By pairing high-res 3D imaging with AI, it builds a detailed map of the tumor in minutes, showing doctors exactly where any leftover cancer might be — potent
Tulane researchers aim to reduce cancer treatment time with new tech (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Two years after a presidential visit put a New Orleans cancer research project in the national spotlight, Tulane University researchers are testing a new imaging technology on tissue from cancer surgeries — with the hope that one day it could tell surgeons, within minutes, whether they removed all of a patient’s cancer. By pairing high-res 3D imaging with AI, it builds a detailed map of the tumor in minutes, showing doctors exactly where any leftover cancer might be — potent
Tulane researchers aim to reduce cancer treatment time with new tech (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Two years after a presidential visit put a New Orleans cancer research project in the national spotlight, Tulane University researchers are testing a new imaging technology on tissue from cancer surgeries — with the hope that one day it could tell surgeons, within minutes, whether they removed all of a patient’s cancer. By pairing high-res 3D imaging with AI, it builds a detailed map of the tumor in minutes, showing doctors exactly where any leftover cancer might be — potent
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