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How to Choose the Best Specialization for Your MPH Degree

Advice from Tufts University School of Medicine faculty and alumni on why MPH specializations matter, how to choose the right concentration, and how these choices shape your career.

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Will Oral Collagen Supplements Keep My Skin Healthy?

As we age, production of this protein slows down, but taking a supplement won't necessarily reverse signs of aging, says a dermatologist at the School of Medicine 

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What a Respiratory System Expert Wants You to Know About Asthma

From misdiagnoses to new treatments, a School of Medicine expert offers a crash course on the inflammatory disease.

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Uniting the Best Minds to Understand How the Brain Works

In Chris Dulla's lab, scientists focus on what causes epilepsy and how to develop new treatments.

Liam Lin, MG25 (MBS), M29, and Perrie O'Tierney-Ginn, executive director of the Woman, Mother and Baby Research Institute and a research associate professor at Tufts University School of Medicine.

Training the Next Maternal and Infant Health Researchers

A collaboration between the School of Medicine and Tufts Medical Center encourages students to align their passions with clinical research projects

Assistant Professor Brooke Krbec and her collaborator, MIT Research Scientist Dr. Xiang (Shawn) Zhang, presenting at a conference in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Reimagining Neonatal Monitoring

Brooke Krbec, DO, MS, leads a multidisciplinary effort to develop non-contact sensing technologies that protect fragile infants and expand translational possibilities across age groups and care settings.

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Honoring Women in Medicine

Celebrating the trailblazers, changemakers, and future leaders shaping the field of medicine.

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Yes, It’s Safe to Go to the Dentist When You’re Pregnant

In fact, good oral health contributes to better outcomes for mothers and babies

Headshots of Ndidiamaka Amutah-Onukagha and Ramnath Subbaraman

How Public Health Professionals Advance Health Equity

Tufts University faculty members, Ndidiamaka Amutah-Onukagha, MPH, PhD, and Ramnath Subbaraman, MD, share their expert insights on how public health professionals can help advance health equity.