Gender Affects Gene Expression in Gonorrhea Infection
Caroline Genco and her team identify gender-specific signatures in gonorrhea-infected men and women.
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How the flu virus builds a better mousetrap
First real-time visualization reveals that protein molecules on virus surface reach out to hijack target cells and reset the trap if they fail
Biochemistry Takes Center Stage in Research Spotlight
Christina McGuire and Mike Forgac focus on the role of V-ATPase in signaling during nutrient starvation.
Minmin Yen Named to MIT Tech Review's 35 under 35
Minmin Yen, PhD, a graduate of the Molecular Microbiology Program and current postdoc in the Camilli lab, is recognized by MIT Tech Review.
Global Health at Tufts
Global health is a growing priority among international non-government organizations and American public health programs alike
ALE Spotlight: Body Composition & Breast Milk Fat Content Among Lactating Mothers in Guatemala
Tufts’ Applied Learning Experience (ALE) provides students with real-world experience designing and implementing a public health project.
New Faculty - Ramnath Subbaraman
Tufts Public Health welcomes Ramnath Subbaraman, MD, the new Assistant Professor of Public Health and Community Medicine.
Alumni Spotlight: Michelle Liu
Public Health students at Tufts University School of Medicine are studying to meet the rising demand of the global health profession. Michelle Liu, BA/MPH ‘12 is working to meet this demand as a global health management consultant at KMPG International.
High food insecurity found in a sample of adults on probation in Rhode Island
A cross-sectional study led by public health researchers at Tufts University School of Medicine has found significant food insecurity for adults on probation in Rhode Island.