Developing a New Vaccine and Therapies to Fight Lyme Disease
Tufts-led team pursues promising new approach to preventing and fighting the bacterium that causes the tick-borne illness.
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Study Finds Common Chemicals May Alter Normal Breast Development
Exposure to hormone-disrupting chemicals may leave molecular changes that could someday help identify people at higher risk of breast cancer.
Training Tomorrow’s Clinicians for Adaptability
Tufts PA faculty member Mercedes Colangelo, MPH, PA-C, explores how simulation, interprofessional education and an adaptable curriculum prepare future PAs to respond to the challenges of tomorrow’s health care landscape.
Runway to Resuscitation: Knowing When to Support, Adapt and Lead
Tufts PA alum and current faculty, Andrew Medeiros, PA-C, reflects on the versatility of PAs, the power of team-based care and knowing when to support, adapt and lead.
The Role of PAs in Whole-Person Mental Health Care
Tufts PA Program Director Rosanne Washington, MHS, PA-C, explores how primary care PAs can help bridge gaps in mental health care through trust, early intervention and whole-person care.
School of Medicine Researcher Awarded $44 Million NIH Grant
A multi-site clinical trial will test a new model of advance care planning with patients and caregivers.
Mapping Synapses in Seconds, Not Weeks
New open-source machine learning tool from School of Medicine scientists opens avenues for neurological research.
Going Anti-Viral
Tufts researchers and clinicians are teaming up to stop the spread of HPV—and prevent the cancers it causes.
One Center’s Oversized Impact on Drug Development and Clinical Trials
Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development celebrates 50 years of research and data publication to inform improvements in pharmaceutical development and regulatory policy.