How Tufts Is Helping to Develop the First U.S. Guidelines for ADHD in Adults
A School of Medicine expert is part of a panel tasked with shaping guidelines for diagnosis and treatment of the condition.
Public Health and Community Medicine
From One Coalition, Dozens of Projects Advance Asian American Health in Communities
The ADAPT coalition encourages faculty and students to work alongside community organizations in Chinatown to improve the health of Tufts’ neighbors
How Students Are Contributing to Health Equity Research at Tufts
Recent Tufts alumni share how their experiences at the Center for Health Equity Research opened doors to careers they hadn’t imagined.
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.
Student Research Projects in Malaysia Improve Global Health Education
The Tufts Global Research Assistant Program exposes students to public health challenges abroad and affirms a passion for global health.
Provost’s Catalyst Program Launches
Objectives include strengthening competitiveness for large, multi-disciplinary funding opportunities and expanding the university’s network of prospective stakeholders and partners across sectors.
A Mission to Advance Evidence-Based Decision Making in Health Care
The Cochrane Affiliate trains systematic reviewers and produces comprehensive reviews that serve as the gold standard for trusted health care information.
My Journey to PA
Beth Buyea’s story reveals how passion and resilience can lead to a thriving career in medicine.
Gun Permits May Be More Effective than Background Checks Alone at Reducing Firearm Homicides
Tufts University School of Medicine analysis suggests universal background checks alone aren’t associated with significantly lower shooting death rates in the U.S.