Shobhik Chakraborty, MPH23
"I love that I can showcase the skills that I learned through the Applied Learning Experience and actually have deliverables at the end of it."
Public Health
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.
Nick Falkson, MPH22
"I thought the curriculum design is great and prepares the student for a career in the healthcare industry."
Hillary Boucher, MPH23
"I spent my career working as a bench scientist and wanted to pivot my career in a new direction...the MPH allowed me to stay true to my science background and offer a wide variety of employment options."
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
Should I Get a COVID Booster and Flu Shot at the Same Time?
Advice from family medicine physician Tuhin Roy, M17, MG17, associate medical director at Greater Lawrence Family Health Center
Examining disparities surrounding lung cancer screening
ALE Spotlight: A longitudinal look at eligible population and low-dose computed tomography screening rates for lung cancer in Maine
Addressing rising rates of homelessness and housing instability
ALE Spotlight: Formative program evaluation of Mama’s Helping Hands, Inc.
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