Dental Implants Could Feel More Like Real Teeth
Researchers are developing ‘smart’ implants that would provide a more natural feel while chewing or talking
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Faculty Honored Across Tufts for Excellence in Teaching and Research
The list of faculty honored by the university's schools for the 2024-25 academic year.
Healing in Harmony
Erica and Alexis Perry use music to bridge cultures, calm fears, and connect deeply with patients.
Helping Kids Feel Safe in Uncertain Times
Pediatricians at Tufts University School of Medicine offer advice for parents and caregivers on creating positive childhood experiences in an unpredictable world.
Margie Skeer Named Chair of Public Health and Community Medicine
A committed leader in public health education, Dr. Margie Skeer steps into her new role with a clear vision to elevate interdisciplinary learning, community impact, and student engagement across Tufts.
‘It Makes Me Feel 10 Years Younger’
A pair of aspiring professionals in the health sciences, on the power of music to offer connection
Smart Microbes Use Pathogenic Tools to Deliver Therapeutics
A physician-scientist modifies bacteria to secrete beneficial proteins that could help people with inflammatory bowel disease.
Challenging the Gold Standard: Tufts Professor Reframes Medical Evidence in New Book
In "Uncertainty and Explanation in Medicine and the Health Sciences," Tufts professor calls for a broader, more realistic approach to evaluating health interventions.
Mapping the Future of Lyme Disease Research
Blending lived experience with research leadership, Brenda Rosario Perez helps direct a groundbreaking, multi-site Lyme disease study at TUSM.