What Caregivers Should Know About Pediatric Physical Therapy
Experts from the Doctor of Physical Therapy Programs at Tufts University School of Medicine share advice for families whose children may need pediatric physical therapy
Public Health and Community Medicine
Building a Life’s Work on the Foundation of Family Legacies
Asian American and Pacific Islander faculty members investigate their backgrounds to find the roots of their academic and intellectual pursuits
Honoring Black Heritage through Research and Practice
Black faculty members connect their personal experiences and family histories to their contributions to the academic enterprise at Tufts
Dollar Stores Are Growing as Food Retailers in the U.S.
A new study from experts at Tufts University School of Medicine and the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy finds that dollar stores are permeating the food market, especially in rural areas.
This Gun Policy Platform Could Help Reduce Gun Violence by 28%, Researchers Say
A new report with findings from Tufts University School of Medicine experts proposes policies molded from common ground found between gun owners and non-gun owners
Evan Papa, associate professor and director of DPT Seattle program, selected as a 2022 Tisch Faculty Fellow
Each year, the Jonathan M. Tisch College of Civic Life selects a group of interdisciplinary faculties as part of their Tisch Faculty Fellows program as they integrate civic engagement into their work.
‘No Part of This Overturn Is Positive’: Maternal Health Experts on the Supreme Court’s Abortion Decision
A clinician and two public health experts at Tufts University School of Medicine reflect on what the overturning of Roe v. Wade means for the future of maternal health
Improving Release Process and Treatment Continuity for Incarcerated People May Help Reduce Opioid Overdoses
New research from Tufts University School of Medicine suggests critical changes to the process of transitioning people out of jail while on substance use treatment can reduce opioid deaths among the highly susceptible population
Faculty Spotlight: Brandon Ness
"Now that I’ve been in a faculty role for some time, I can say that one of the most rewarding things about this role is seeing others succeed and helping them reach their goals."