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A Community Honors Andrew Levey's Enduring Impact

The new endowed professorship recognizes Levey's contributions to nephrology while investing in the next generation of researchers, clinicians, and educators.

Tufts DPT-Phoenix Alum Deah Boonsrisart, DPT24, on Building a Career in Physical Therapy

This Q&A explores the Tufts DPT-Phoenix experience, including mentorship, clinical rotations, and the transition from student to practicing physical therapist.

Ruth V. Hemenway is pictured with her two adopted daughters in China.

100 Years Ago, This American Doctor Built a Life in China

In a courageous and impactful career, Ruth Hemenway, M1921, dedicated herself to improving health in prerevolutionary China.

Dr. Sam W. Ho in a blue blazer and shirt, standing in front of a beach and pier

Trustee Sam W. Ho, M76, Dies

A lifelong advocate for health justice leaves behind a legacy of service, health care innovation, and philanthropy.

Patricia, J63, A90P, and George Schneider, M65, A90P created the endowed Schneider Wellness Speaker Series. Administered by the Office of Student Wellness, the program will bring together Tufts experts and practitioners working in preventive and community medicine.

Promoting Public Health

Endowed speaker series to highlight preventive community medicine.

Carolyn and Heber Nielsen - Nielsen, along with his wife, created the Heber C. Nielsen, MD, MSDS, and Carolyn J. Nielsen Fellowship to cover the tuition and fees for a second- or third-year Ph.D. student at the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences.

Aid for Scientists Will Change Lives

Endowed fellowship eases costs for second- and third-year GSBS PhD students.

Investing in Tomorrow’s Physicians: Bruce Berger, MD, M70 and Barbara Burger Enhance Hands-On Learning for Tufts Students

A new gift to the Thompson Simulation Center helps ensure that Tufts medical students continue to receive cutting-edge, real-world training in a safe environment.

Tufts Connections With Two Key Massachusetts Health Leadership Roles

School of Medicine community members now lead both the Commonwealth’s Executive Office of Health and Human Services and Department of Public Health.

“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.

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