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To combat bias, doctors need to understand where patients are coming from, physician and author John Rich told Tufts medical students.

Neural models could improve understanding of neurodegenerative and other diseases, and facilitate discovery of treatments

Activation of precancerous pathways seen with obesity; secondary findings suggest that NSAIDs may lower the levels of pro-inflammatory proteins in the colon

Sucharita Kher, assistant professor at the School of Medicine and director of the Tufts Medical Center Outpatient Pulmonary Clinic, gives the lowdown on e-cigarettes.

Feeling a debt of gratitude to the medical school that launched his career as well as his identity, Levitsky decided to step up his support of Tufts University School of Medicine.

"One of the reasons I went into medicine is that human connection. As a doctor, I want to have both the answers and also the will to help."

"Becoming a doctor is a goal I've had for an incredibly long time, so nothing would have prevented me from accomplishing it. But the scholarship has definitely taken a load off my shoulders and allowed me to lead with my passion for primary care."

Speed runs, power hits, and team techniques are the bailiwick of top field hockey players, and Tess Jasinski, A09, M14, delivers on all counts.

For three decades, trustee emerita and Board of Advisors chair for the School of Medicine JoAnn Giffuni Wellner, J63, has been deeply engaged with Tufts. Now she’s extending her impact with a flexible $1.5 million gift.