Study Finds Common Chemicals May Alter Normal Breast Development
Exposure to hormone-disrupting chemicals may leave molecular changes that could someday help identify people at higher risk of breast cancer
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Fostering Entrepreneurial Skills in Biomedical Science
Bharat Burman, A06, M16, GBS16, establishes endowed fund to support social entrepreneurship and innovation.
The Lab That Launched a Generation of Microbiologists
Over 40 years, Ralph Isberg has trained dozens of scientists who are illuminating what makes bacterial pathogens tick
Training Tomorrow’s Clinicians for Adaptability
Tufts PA faculty member Mercedes Colangelo, MPH, PA-C, explores how simulation, interprofessional education and an adaptable curriculum prepare future PAs to respond to the challenges of tomorrow’s health care landscape.
PA Week 2026: Meet Tufts PA/MPH Student Jasmyn Cheng
Jasmyn Cheng, PA/MPH28, shares how her experiences in healthcare, leadership and public health are shaping her path as a future PA and patient advocate.
Runway to Resuscitation: Knowing When to Support, Adapt and Lead
Tufts PA alum and current faculty, Andrew Medeiros, PA-C, reflects on the versatility of PAs, the power of team-based care and knowing when to support, adapt and lead.
PA Week 2026: Meet Tufts PA Student Michael Cox
Michael Cox, PA28, shares how a passion for healthcare, advocacy and community led them to the PA profession and back to Tufts, where they are preparing to provide more human-centered care.
The Role of PAs in Whole-Person Mental Health Care
Tufts PA Program Director Rosanne Washington, MHS, PA-C, explores how primary care PAs can help bridge gaps in mental health care through trust, early intervention and whole-person care.
She Scours Genes to Find What’s Behind a Rare Eye Cancer
A researcher’s longtime passion for eyes led her to investigate ocular oncology at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine.