How B Vitamins Can Affect Brain and Heart Health
These eight nutrients can have an impact on dementia, cardiovascular disease, and more, according to Tufts researchers
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Tufts Connections With Two Key Massachusetts Health Leadership Roles
School of Medicine community members now lead both the Commonwealth’s Executive Office of Health and Human Services and Department of Public Health.
TUSM Professor Appointed to International Board
Dr. A. Razzaque Ahmed steps into a top leadership role with the International Society of Dermatology.
A New Research Hub to Tackle Antimicrobial Resistance
Tufts scientists and clinicians join forces in a new research facility to tackle the global threat of antimicrobial resistance.
Deciphering the Brain-Gut Connection in Children
A computational microbiologist uses machine learning to unlock the relationship between the gut microbiome and brain development in infants and toddlers.
How One Tufts MPH Student Mapped a Path to Health Equity in Boston
By analyzing social determinants of health and census data, Jacqueline Powers, MPH25, identified the Boston neighborhood most in need of accessible care—and the best locations to build.
Doula Training Program Demonstrates the ‘Power of Support’
Though they do not give medical advice, doulas can help pregnant clients navigate the childbirth journey.
Dental Implants Could Feel More Like Real Teeth
Researchers are developing ‘smart’ implants that would provide a more natural feel while chewing or talking
Margie Skeer Named Chair of Public Health and Community Medicine
A committed leader in public health education, Dr. Margie Skeer steps into her new role with a clear vision to elevate interdisciplinary learning, community impact, and student engagement across Tufts.