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The new medical school curriculum highlights social factors and other historically overlooked aspects of health care

Michael Bruce, M94, MG94, one of Alaska’s leading infectious disease research doctors, investigates COVID-19 and other threats to the state’s Indigenous peoples

The E.R. physician explains how storytelling brings humanity into the doctor/patient relationship

Kari Roberts, associate professor of medicine, has been appointed to serve as Tufts Medicine's first Vice President of Education.

Being a part of the community and giving to the community are integral to the life of MD/PhD students. Learn about some of the ways they include these activities in their busy lives.

Promoting wellness and resilience are an important part of MD/PhD training.

Here, students and faculty share their reflections on the year, and some important questions: What is it like to be a student of medicine, public health or other health-related disciplines in the time of COVID-19?

"Becoming a doctor is a goal I've had for an incredibly long time, so nothing would have prevented me from accomplishing it. But the scholarship has definitely taken a load off my shoulders and allowed me to lead with my passion for primary care."

"One of the reasons I went into medicine is that human connection. As a doctor, I want to have both the answers and also the will to help."