125 Years and Counting
Celebrating some of the discoveries, pioneers, and innovations at the heart of our school.
Leading the Charge
How Dr. H. Jack Geiger and Tufts created the country’s first community health centers.
Making Transplants a Reality
The late Robert S. Schwartz figured out how to prevent organ rejection.
First Person
Reflections from alums Sandra R. Hernández and Nahid Bhadelia, and professor emeritus Te-Wen Chang.
A Cancer Clue?
Studies show positive associations between periodontal disease and risk of some tumors.
First in the Field
Charles Dinarello and his team cloned interleukin-1, leading to research on how cytokines control the immune response.
As Good as His Words
Former Sackler School dean and pharmacology pioneer Louis Lasagna also penned a modern Hippocratic oath.
Sense of Place
This public health course immerses students in Boston’s vibrant Chinatown neighborhood.
Body of Work
Checking out the anatomical models available at the Hirsh Health Sciences Library.
An Eye to the Future
New Sackler School dean Daniel Jay strives to train graduates for a range of biomedical careers.
A Leader from the Lab
Linden Hu, known for his work on Lyme disease, is the new vice dean of research.
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To Fear or Not to Fear
Tufts researchers find an underlying neurological mechanism for mediating fear response.
Know Your Knees
Certain athletes should take extra care to avoid osteoarthritis in their largest joints.
A Better Way to Measure Drug Interaction
Research shows a method that’s more efficient and less expensive than traditional testing.
For Each Student, a Stethoscope
Thanks to a new program, the Class of 2021 received gifts from the heart.
Teaching the Great Diseases
A Bingham Trust grant will boost the Tufts-designed STEM curriculum.
Healing Insights
Vicki P. Losick, SK08, is studying the role of polyploidy in wound repair.
Why I Give
Jessica Bennett Shah, M10, MG10, is a member of the Dean's Inner Circle.
Life and Death
Lessons from writer and surgeon Atul Gawande.
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