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“It is not enough to help men and women to eat with safety; more must be done to allow them to eat with pleasure and even with delight,” wrote Sara Murray Jordan, A1921, in her 1951 cookbook Good Food for Bad Stomachs. Tufts Archival Research Center

The Woman Who Could Settle Any Stomach

Pioneering gastroenterologist Sara Murray Jordan, M1921, aimed to make people healthier without sacrificing their happiness.

From Student to Leader

Ron Riesenburger, interim chair of neurosurgery, discusses his journey from TUSM student to department head and his aspirations for the future.

Pioneering Infectious Disease Care and Education

Exploring the career of Laura Kogelman, a leader in infectious disease treatment and education.

A plaque that reads Dr. Walid El-Bermani Advanced Anatomy Lab

Dr. Walid El-Bermani Advanced Anatomy Lab Dedication

Celebrating a teaching icon and a space for the future of medical education.

Tufts alumna Kalahn Taylor-Clark addressing a group of Tufts students

Creating Professional Opportunity from ‘the Beauty and the Brutality’

Alumna Kalahn Taylor-Clark inaugurates a speaker series designed to provide candor and insights to prepare students for the working world.

Jerry Hemenway, Jr., M69, and Tufts University School of Medicine Dean Helen Boucher at a recent reunion for the school's Class of 1969.

A Dean’s Surprise Reunion with the Person Who Inspired Her Path

School of Medicine Dean Helen Boucher and her childhood pediatrician, Jerry Hemenway, M69, reflect on their chance encounter at his class reunion.

A mural on an exterior wall of the University of Malaya Medical Centre, showcasing health care workers and other familiar scenes at the hospital.

Student Research Projects in Malaysia Improve Global Health Education

The Tufts Global Research Assistant Program exposes students to public health challenges abroad and affirms a passion for global health.

Najah Walton, postdoctoral scholar of neuroscience

From Tufts Pathway Programs to Neuroscientist

Najah Walton reflects on the impact of Tufts pathway programs in her academic journey.

Alexei, A05, M10, and Emilie Wagner, A05

Important Tufts Beginnings Inspire a Gift for the Future

Emilie and Alexei Wagner’s time at Tufts University is marked by important milestones, including the start of their careers and their marriage. Now they are committed to giving back to Tufts University Medical School through estate planning.

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