Doctors Don't Have to be Perfect, and Here's Why
A clinical assistant professor at the School of Medicine reflects on what's gained and lost in the pursuit of perfection in medicine.
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Antiviral Protein Causes Genetic Changes Implicated in Huntington’s Disease Progression
Tufts study shows APOBEC enzymes, which normally help fight viral infections by mutating viral DNA, cause repeat expansions and are unusually active in the brains of Huntington’s patients.
How Students Are Contributing to Health Equity Research at Tufts
Recent Tufts alumni share how their experiences at the Center for Health Equity Research opened doors to careers they hadn’t imagined.
Pioneering Infectious Disease Care and Education
Exploring the career of Laura Kogelman, a leader in infectious disease treatment and education.
Walking Through PA School: A Day in My Life at Tufts
Join Emily Hammond, PA26, as she shares a glimpse into her busy day as a first-year Tufts PA student!
Is Dry January a Good Idea?
Thomas Stopka, an expert on substance use disorder and related risks, shares thoughts on the concept’s benefits and drawbacks.
Tufts DPT Faculty Member Appointed to International Task Force on Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
Tillery’s appointment highlights Tufts’ commitment to fostering diversity and inclusion in global physical therapy leadership.
Bridging Pathogens and Progress in Lyme Disease Research
Meet Bree Aldridge, a dynamic scientist and educator at TUSM, where her expertise in engineering, biology, and systems-level data analysis shapes groundbreaking research.
The Art of Medicine
A workshop encourages future doctors to tap into their compassion and consider the human body through an emotional lens