AI in PT: How One Professor Is Leading the Charge
At the School of Medicine, the new technology is creating unique learning opportunities for medical students and giving faculty a helping hand.
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How Medical Faculty and Students Are Using AI Today
A group of School of Medicine professors and students took the pulse of their community to draft a roadmap for integrating the rapidly changing technology into the school's curriculum.
$4 Million Gift to Advance Women’s Health
Tufts Board Chair Jeff Moslow and Linda Moslow fund initiative uniting medicine and nutrition, with focus on menopause and longevity.
Study Identifies Which Patients Benefit Most From New Schizophrenia Drug
By tracking real-world responses, researcher found patterns that could help doctors match the right treatment to the right patient.
Gut Microbiome Affects Alcohol Preference by Influencing Brain’s Reward System
Scientists discover that Candida albicans, overly abundant in people with alcohol use disorder, triggers immune response that alters dopamine signaling in mice.
Uniting the Best Minds to Understand How the Brain Works
In Chris Dulla's lab, scientists focus on what causes epilepsy and how to develop new treatments.
Training the Next Maternal and Infant Health Researchers
A collaboration between the School of Medicine and Tufts Medical Center encourages students to align their passions with clinical research projects.
Reimagining Neonatal Monitoring
Brooke Krbec, DO, MS, leads a multidisciplinary effort to develop non-contact sensing technologies that protect fragile infants and expand translational possibilities across age groups and care settings.
Breaking Down the Layers of the Immune System
A look at how the body’s multi-pronged defenses work, plus advice from an immunologist on how to strengthen them.