Cultured stem cells reconstruct sensory nerve and tissue structure in the nose
Lab-grown olfactory stem cells will enable research into therapies for recovering sense of smell after injury or degeneration
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In Defense of Online Defenses
Robert Cerulli became an unexpected pioneer when he presented his thesis to a virtual audience
Tufts Community Rallies to Support Students in Need
As some students face difficulties due to COVID-19 emergency, fellow students, alumni, parents, and friends pitch in to help
Finding Joy on Match Day
Celebrating from a distance, medical students learn where they will do their residencies, and say they are more determined than ever
Telemedicine and Coronavirus
Lisa Bard Levine, M05, explains how remote health care can support primary care providers during the pandemic
Team Comes Together to Repair Thousands of N-95 Masks
Tufts Medical Center needed more than 6,000 masks fixed fast, so Tufts students, staff, and alumni are jumping in, along with MIT and Harvard students, to make it happen
Higher Education’s Role in Fighting the Coronavirus
Colleges and universities must take a leadership role in relieving the unprecedented stress of COVID-19 on our health-care system
Coping with Anxiety in a Time of Pandemic
A psychology professor answers questions about worry and fear—and what we can do to help
For washing your hands, is it more effective to use soap and water or an alcohol-based sanitizer?
Marlene Wolfe, EG19, who received a Ph.D. in civil and environmental engineering and conducted a systematic review of the effectiveness of hand washing practices, explains.