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A woman behind a desk interviews a patient for a clinical trial.

To Increase Diversity in Clinical Trials, First Increase Staff Diversity

New research finds that study sites with diverse personnel do a better job of recruiting volunteers from underrepresented groups

New Office of Educational Affairs Leadership

Laura Baecher-Lind, MD, MPH, has been appointed to serve as the next Dean for Educational Affairs for Tufts University School of Medicine.

Devan Magalski, MBS22

"My favorite aspect has hands-down been the faculty, and more specifically, the MBS program team."

Tufts Medicine appoints first Vice President of Education

Kari Roberts, associate professor of medicine, has been appointed to serve as Tufts Medicine's first Vice President of Education.

Four Tufts Faculty Are Among Top Researchers in the World

Work by the scientists is among top cited globally, according to a new ranking

An overhead view of the remote Alaska Native village of Ninilchik on the Kenai Peninsula.

Keeping the Arctic a Step Ahead of the Next Health Crisis

Michael Bruce, M94, MG94, one of Alaska’s leading infectious disease research doctors, investigates COVID-19 and other threats to the state’s Indigenous peoples

Cherish Chinatown committee members Venus Tran, D24 and Esther Yi, D25, eating at Irashai Sushi in Boston's Chinatown. The Cherish Chinatown Challenge takes place throughout the month of November and aims to engage the Tufts community with local restaurants and shops in Boston’s Chinatown.

Cherish Chinatown Challenge Under Way

The initiative, which takes place through the end of November, aims to engage the Tufts community with local restaurants and shops in Boston’s Chinatown

Three first-year MD students, Class of 2024, at Tufts University School of Medicine attend a class on problem-based learning.

Teaching Future Doctors to See Patients as People, Not Conditions

The new medical school curriculum highlights social factors and other historically overlooked aspects of health care

A family tradition, shared with today’s Tufts medical students

Dr. Reines has created two Tufts scholarships: one for undergraduates interested in medicine, and another for medical students planning to specialize in family medicine.