Head in the Clouds
At Mt. Everest, Katherine Rizzolo, A09, M16, helped test mountain climbers’ mental acuity.
In a New Light
A $15M donation will remake the anatomy lab and assist students who pursue family medicine.
Starting Over Again
How a Tufts residency program is helping a community of Haitian refugees in Lawrence, Mass.
A Cancer Cell’s Achilles’ Heel
Cell biologist Michael Forgac targets a mechanism that allows cancer to spread.
Open-and-Shut Case
John Santa, ’76, is leading an effort to make doctors’ notes from office visits readily accessible to patients, but not everyone is so eager to see it happen.
Rethinking Muscle Cramps
A spicy drink that doesn’t taste good appears to obliterate pain through misdirection of the nervous system.
Bianchi Named to Top NIH Post
Neonatologist oversees national research agenda for child and family health.
On Tough Choices
When patients refuse treatment.
Research Star
Young postdoc named a Pew Latin American Fellow.
Finding the Fit on Match Day
Twenty-one percent of the Class of 2016 is pursuing residencies in internal medicine.
Doing Good in the World
Medical and Sackler graduates set out to improve patients’ health and revolutionize science.
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Overweight and Healthy
Some obese people show little evidence of diseases linked to unhealthy diets.
Tai Chi and Ailing Joints
Slow, graceful motions and relaxation prove effective at managing pain.
Pathogens in Your Plumbing
Unregulated older parts of our water distribution systems threaten to spread illness at ever-higher costs.
The First Trilling Professor
Endowed faculty position will enable microbiologist John Leong to advance his research in geriatrics.
The Fab Four
Tufts-affiliated hospital performs four heart transplants in one day.
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