Behind the Numbers of India’s COVID Crisis
From undercounted deaths to vaccine shortages, researchers see signs of a difficult road ahead
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Helping Boston Kids Survive the Trials of Remote Learning
Dental and medical students volunteer as online tutors during the pandemic
Black Mothers in Crisis
With lives at stake, a scholar-activist investigates what it will take to fix an alarming health disparity
Survey Finds Regional, Racial Divides in K-12 Remote Schooling Impact During Pandemic
New nationwide survey by Tufts University researchers finds that parents credit schools with limiting academic harms but see damage to social relationships
A Special Blend of Humanism and Science
Being a physician takes a special blend of humanism and science, something the Class of 2021 has in abundance
Long-serving Chair of Medicine Honored
Deeb Salem has inspired students and colleagues at the School of Medicine for more than 21 years
At the Critical Intersection of Public Health and Homeland Security
Promoting wellbeing of ‘communities and families’ makes the nation safer, says the triple Jumbo who is chief medical officer for DHS
Survey: Despite Similar Levels of Vaccine Hesitancy, White People More Likely to Be Vaccinated Than Black People
New nationwide survey by Tufts University researchers finds those most hesitant are younger, less educated and more likely to trust former President Donald Trump; also finds racial divide in access to vaccine
Community Building in the Emergency Room
The pandemic helped affirm Courtney Hibbs’ interests in emergency care, public health, and mental health