Tufts Medicine appoints first Vice President of Education
Kari Roberts, associate professor of medicine, has been appointed to serve as Tufts Medicine's first Vice President of Education.
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Four Tufts Faculty Are Among Top Researchers in the World
Work by the scientists is among top cited globally, according to a new ranking
Keeping the Arctic a Step Ahead of the Next Health Crisis
Michael Bruce, M94, MG94, one of Alaska’s leading infectious disease research doctors, investigates COVID-19 and other threats to the state’s Indigenous peoples
Cherish Chinatown Challenge Under Way
The initiative, which takes place through the end of November, aims to engage the Tufts community with local restaurants and shops in Boston’s Chinatown
Teaching Future Doctors to See Patients as People, Not Conditions
The new medical school curriculum highlights social factors and other historically overlooked aspects of health care
A family tradition, shared with today’s Tufts medical students
Dr. Reines has created two Tufts scholarships: one for undergraduates interested in medicine, and another for medical students planning to specialize in family medicine.
Siiri Stinson, MPH23
"I love the synchronous work with peers, putting principles into perspective by applying them to real examples, learning from each others’ experiences, and supporting each other when the material—or life in general—gets tough."
Tufts University School of Medicine Dean Emeritus Harris Berman Dies
After 17 years as CEO of Tufts Health Plan, Harris Berman joined the Tufts University School of Medicine administration, ultimately serving as the school’s dean for a decade
What Parents Need to Know About the COVID-19 Vaccine for Kids
A Tufts pediatrics expert explains how vaccine dosages for children are developed and why it’s important for young people to be vaccinated