Tufts Medicine

Summer 2017

Hope in the Genome

How researchers found a flawed gene deep in the DNA of boys with Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

We Are Sharewood

The inside story of one of the country’s first free, student-run medical treatment centers.

The Visionary

Retired Sackler School Dean Naomi Rosenberg left her mark on science—and the next generation.

Edible Arrangements

What you need to know about marijuana-dosed foods.

Classrooms of the Future

Help equip tomorrow’s doctors with the learning tools they need today.

Gut Check

How Tufts researchers are using tissue engineering to target enteric diseases.

Love Match

Match Day 2017 found some Tufts couples breathing a sigh of relief because they’ll be able to stay together.

Promising Futures

Two Maine Medical Center faculty members received KL2 awards.

In for the Long Haul

Why Joseph Bravoco, M14, gives back to the School of Medicine.

Unanticipated Outcomes

You never know just where a career in medicine will take you.

My Pain, My Passion

How a Tufts alum’s illness became her life’s work.

Local Hero

Fighting Treacherous Bacteria

Inside Aimee Shen’s quest to eradicate a potentially deadly infection.

TuftsNow

Your source for university-wide news about students, faculty, alumni, research, campus life, and more.

Sep 25, 2017If you can’t drink cow’s milk, what is the best alternative?

Alicia Romano, N10, a registered dietitian at the Frances Stern Nutrition Center at Tufts Medical Ce...

Sep 22, 2017More—and More Diverse—U.S. College Students Voted in 2016

Among youth, women voted at a greater rate than men, and Hispanics and Asians voted more than 2012, ...

Sep 22, 2017Continuing a Life of Service at Tufts

In her new role at Tisch College, Diane Ryan brings experience from leadership programs at West Poin...