Immunology

There are different ways cells can 'decide' to die, and each serves a particular purpose, says a Ph.D. candidate at the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

Iris Jaffe and Saloni Dev from the School of Medicine among recipients of grants

Researchers across the university are attacking the disease from all angles and will use the funding to identify better ways to prevent, track, and treat Lyme and its long-term consequences

Tufts was awarded 28 utility patents this year, demonstrating success from research across the university

Longtime Tufts supporter Paul Chervinsky, A48, M52, A77P, J79P, and his late wife, Elaine Chervinsky, A77P, J79P, deepened their commitment to medical research and education.

Sepsis affects nearly 50 million people globally each year, and it’s one of the most expensive medical conditions in the world

Ndidiamaka Amutah-Onukagha, Linden Hu, and Karl Munger are the inaugural recipients

For years, Tufts researchers have been on the cutting edge of investigating and treating the mysterious illness known as Lyme disease. Now, a new initiative seeks to eradicate the disease once and for all.

Immune cells can exacerbate heart failure. A new study reveals a potential way to stop them