What Running a Marathon Does to the Body
A sports medicine physician explains the injuries that distance runners are prone to and how to prevent them on and before race day.
Faculty
Shouldering the Burden of How to Treat Shoulder Pain
New research paints a better picture of injuries that happen to an often-vexing joint.
The Woman Who Could Settle Any Stomach
Pioneering gastroenterologist Sara Murray Jordan, M1921, aimed to make people healthier without sacrificing their happiness.
Exploring AI and Health Sciences Connections at TIAI-Big Ideas Day
For Tufts Institute for Artificial Intelligence’s launch, presenters set the stage for collaboration.
‘Time Is Brain:’ How to Identify and Respond to a Stroke
A neurologist at the School of Medicine advises what to do if someone is having a stroke, and what to expect in the immediate aftermath.
Addressing Barriers in Lyme Disease Research
From the lab bench to patient care, Peter Gwynne’s research at TUSM is advancing the fight against Lyme disease with critical diagnostics and collaborative science.
A Physical Therapist’s Best Advice on Foot Pain
Who’s at risk for sore feet, why foot pain can start, how to prevent it, and what to do if it arises.
Pneumonia Cases Are High. How to Protect Yourself and Your Child
After a surge of pneumonia in 2024, a public health expert explains how to prevent, identify, and treat this common lung infection.
Second Joint Hire Advances Microbiome Research
Announcing the second round of a joint cluster hire initiative between Tufts University School of Medicine and Tufts Medicine.