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The longtime Tufts researcher and physician was a booming voice on the consequences of antibiotic resistance

For nearly thirty years, John Erban, M81, has helped tell the stories of the School of Medicine

To increase racial justice, we must get involved in politics, build a better diplomatic corps, and foster a more diverse Tufts, alumni argue

"My main way to de-stress is by exercising. I was an athlete in college so this has always been my go-to, though now instead of basketball my main form of exercise is yoga."

"Various life experiences have taught me the value of maintaining a balance among work, academics, and my personal life."

"Time management and staying organized have been critical components for balancing my academic and social responsibilities. The work-life balance isn’t even at every given moment, but there should be a balance over the long haul."

It’s important to work hard and build a strong foundation of medical knowledge, but also remember that it’s important to build a strong community within medical school and have fun!"

"I found that it was best for me to take my assigned schoolwork for the week and break it up into short blocks that could be tackled every day."

"It will all be ok! It’s easy to get consumed with a bad grade, below average Step score, or poor feedback on a rotation, but at the end of the day, you will still be a doctor (and in the field you want). Just give it your all and do the best you can."