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Is an MPH Right for You? What to Consider Before the April 15 Application Deadline

Thinking about an MPH? Learn what to consider—from curriculum and career preparation to application readiness—before the April 15 deadline.

MPH faculty featured outside during commencement

Meet the Tufts MPH Faculty: Real-World Expertise, Research, and Teaching in Action

Learn more about Tufts MPH faculty and the research, practice, and community work that guide their classrooms.

Tufts University School of Medicine Expands Doctor of Physical Therapy Program to Atlanta, Georgia

New program in Atlanta offers hybrid, accelerated curriculum starting Fall 2027.

(From left) Bree Aldridge, Joan Mecsas, Ralph Isberg

Tufts Research Team Awarded Global Grant to Advance Antibiotic Discovery

A global consortium award supports Tufts‑led research to improve early‑stage antibiotic discovery for drug‑resistant Gram‑negative bacteria.

A woman returns expired and unused prescription medications to a pharmacy.

What Should I Do With Unused or Expired Prescription Medications?

There are many options for safe medication disposal, explains a clinical pharmacologist and associate professor of medicine.

Carolyn and Heber Nielsen - Nielsen, along with his wife, created the Heber C. Nielsen, MD, MSDS, and Carolyn J. Nielsen Fellowship to cover the tuition and fees for a second- or third-year Ph.D. student at the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences.

Aid for Scientists Will Change Lives

Endowed fellowship eases costs for second- and third-year GSBS PhD students.

Patricia, J63, A90P, and George Schneider, M65, A90P created the endowed Schneider Wellness Speaker Series. Administered by the Office of Student Wellness, the program will bring together Tufts experts and practitioners working in preventive and community medicine.

Promoting Public Health

Endowed speaker series to highlight preventive community medicine.

Using Ghrelin mRNA for the Smart Targeting of Damaged Joints

In a step toward disease-modifying therapy, Tufts researchers and collaborators have pioneered nanoparticles that target damaged cartilage and adapt to disease severity.

Tufts Vice Provost for Research Named Foreign Fellow of Indian National Science Academy

Bernard Arulanandam’s research interests include the cellular and molecular mechanisms involved in immune responses to infectious diseases.