From the Military to Medicine—A Natural Pathway for Physician Assistants
Two students in Tufts’ Physician Assistant program at the School of Medicine discuss their time in the service and how it connects to their current training
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The 2023 Earle P. Charlton Poster Competition
Research competition, celebrating the dedication and excellence of Tufts University's graduate students
Getting X-rays at the Dentist? It’s Safer Than You Realize
Dental radiology experts say coverings like lead aprons aren’t necessary any longer
Babesiosis: What to Know about this Tick-Borne Disease
Lyme disease isn’t the only illness a bite from a deer tick can cause. Tufts experts explain more about babesiosis, which is on the rise in the U.S.
Pandemic Prevention Consortium Announces New Leadership Team
STOP Spillover is strengthening our capacity to reduce the risks of emerging pathogens
New ‘Subway Map’ of Lyme Disease Pathways Identifies Potential New Treatment Targets
The model, created by Tufts researchers, showed that two existing drugs demonstrate potential for more selective therapeutic options
New Institute Aims to Change Health Care Through Nutrition
The Food is Medicine Institute will advocate for food-based solutions to fight illness, including produce prescriptions, nutrition education for doctors, and more
Why Cell Death Is Essential to Our Health
There are different ways cells can 'decide' to die, and each serves a particular purpose, says a Ph.D. candidate at the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
Scenes from Inauguration Week
Across the Tufts campuses, the community is welcoming Tufts’ 14th president with open houses, academic symposiums, and community events