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For women with postpartum depression—by some estimates, nearly one in five new mothers—the recent announcement of positive results in clinical trials of a drug to help alleviate their symptoms was welcome news.

A new study finds that immigrants pay in much more for health care than they use.

Jody Schindelheim, the director of medical student education in psychiatry and a clinical professor at the School of Medicine, helps budding physicians grapple with the emotional burdens of the profession.

How a program launched by a Tufts student encourages women experiencing homelessness to remember self-care.

Improve your game and your health with these tips from the Golf Doc.

They are a family of Jumbos: Holly Puritz, J79, M83, her husband, Stephen Wohlgemuth, M83, his brother Mark, M78, and their father Paul, M49.

A new app seeks to aid a growing number of drug-exposed newborns.

Bree Aldridge is no traditional microbiologist—she’s a bioengineer by training, with talents for intense computational modeling and mathematics that have already helped her break at least one new paradigm in the TB field.

Ismée Williams, M99, a pediatric cardiologist, talks about using literature to reach young patients and educate and spread awareness.