Pioneering Infectious Disease Care and Education
Exploring the career of Laura Kogelman, a leader in infectious disease treatment and education.
Faculty
Is Dry January a Good Idea?
Thomas Stopka, an expert on substance use disorder and related risks, shares thoughts on the concept’s benefits and drawbacks.
Tufts DPT Faculty Member Appointed to International Task Force on Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
Tillery’s appointment highlights Tufts’ commitment to fostering diversity and inclusion in global physical therapy leadership.
Bridging Pathogens and Progress in Lyme Disease Research
Meet Bree Aldridge, a dynamic scientist and educator at TUSM, where her expertise in engineering, biology, and systems-level data analysis shapes groundbreaking research.
Whooping Cough Is on the Rise. Here’s What You Should Know
As cases of pertussis increase across the U.S., a Tufts epidemiologist shares how to protect yourself and others.
Navigating Health and Wellness as a College Student
An infectious disease expert shares advice for students (and their parents) on mastering self-care, making the most of campus health resources, and fostering independence.
Decoding Chronic Lyme: Investigating Epigenetic Signatures
Discover how Tanja Petnicki-Ocwieja is helping advance research and discovery with the Tufts Lyme Disease Initiative.
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.
Four Tufts Faculty Are Named Top Researchers in the World
Research papers by the professors are among the most cited globally in the preceding 10 years.