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Death isn’t an easy subject, but Tufts University School of Medicine has developed effective exercises for teaching empathy to medical students

Nearly 100 years ago, Shizue Komu came to Tufts School of Medicine from her native Hawaii with a dream to become the first woman of Japanese descent to practice medicine with a degree there

"To me, working toward the master’s degree in public health has been a highlight of med school."

"I knew when I was applying to med school that Tufts would be my first choice. My time here has proven me right: it’s a place that’s filled with brilliant, kind people, and they’ve inspired me to try to become the best version of a doctor"

"One thing I am most proud of is a skill I developed at Tufts: the ability to attempt new things even when I’m not sure that I can do them."

The Doc4aDay program returns for its first session since the pandemic.

The Young Physicians Initiative is one way Tufts University School of Medicine is building a more inclusive path to medicine and encouraging young people to consider medical careers

Abigail Lebovitz, M24 and Steven Schwab, M24, presented their research at the American Assembly of Hospice and Palliative Medicine

Four prospective physicians from Tufts University School of Medicine hope to make the most of time with their patients and forge more personal connections during their residencies