Consumers should consider cost, availability, long-term benefits, and nutrition and exercise before taking the prescription drugs.

Richard Freeman, vice dean for academic affairs and professor of surgery, shares his experiences working as a transplant surgeon.

Emilie and Alexei Wagner’s time at Tufts University is marked by important milestones, including the start of their careers and their marriage. Now they are committed to giving back to Tufts University Medical School through estate planning.

Ranking reflects innovative research led by faculty across the university.

Aviva Must, the Morton A. Madoff, MD, MPH Professor of Public Health and Community Medicine, is the recipient of this year's Distinguished Service Award.

"Tufts has a way of attracting a certain type of person to their student body; they are outgoing, spontaneous, compassionate, driven, and will always be there to celebrate your highs and to carry you through your lows."

"Learning and connecting with people who share my interests has helped me grow both personally and professionally, proving that I can thrive in this new field despite the initial challenges."

"Balancing the demands of parenthood with rigorous academic and clinical training has been a challenging yet deeply rewarding experience."

Honoring the faculty members that played a role in shaping the success of our students.

David and Lauren Greenwald established an endowed fund to bolster the work of the Office of Student Wellness: the Greenwald Fund for Graduate Student Mental Health and Resilience.