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A Tufts expert discusses whether direct-to-consumer genetics testing kits really work, their privacy risks, and potential surprises

Reece Lyerly (MS-Nutrition/MPH ‘17)

In largest study to date using dental exams, severe periodontitis associated with 24 percent increased risk of cancer

Dr. Ronald Pies, clinical professor of psychiatry, examines how the evolving nature of male role models in the media may be linked to the rising rates of sexual assault and mass shootings.

The Michael Jaharis Jr. Anatomy Laboratory integrates state-of-the-art technology and interactive learning with the classic anatomy dissection experience.

"I was drawn to Tufts for a number of reasons including the affiliation with the medical school, the focus on health communication as a core component of prevention, the location in greater Boston."

Tufts researchers provide insight on Yamanaka factors and use of stem cells to address loss of smell in mouse study

At Tufts School of Medicine since 1972, he led national efforts to analyze and improve physicians’ decision-making.

"When I was working in the field...I discovered that it was the large public health programs that had the most significant impact."