Students

Exposure to hormone-disrupting chemicals may leave molecular changes that could someday help identify people at higher risk of breast cancer.

Jasmyn Cheng, PA/MPH28, shares how her experiences in healthcare, leadership and public health are shaping her path as a future PA and patient advocate.

Michael Cox, PA28, shares how a passion for healthcare, advocacy and community led them to the PA profession and back to Tufts, where they are preparing to provide more human-centered care.

New open-source machine learning tool from School of Medicine scientists opens avenues for neurological research.

How a Tufts MPH alum applied classroom lessons to an unexpected cancer diagnosis.

This School of Medicine couple will continue their training together with residencies at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

“I would tell myself that the work will always be there, but life experiences won't wait. Although working hard is important, there are experiences to have outside the lab that make you not just a better person, but ultimately a better scientist too.”

“This whole journey was so important to my growth, not only as a student, but also as a person. It taught me humility, resilience, and the importance of asking for and accepting help.”

“While I once thought resilience meant pushing through anything, I now understand it differently. Resilience is not just about endurance; rather, it is about caring for myself well enough to reliably show up for others.”