Young people are increasingly turning to the internet and social media for answers about their Islamic faith, only to find dangerously fake news—and worse. In an exclusive excerpt from her new book How We Win, Fletcher alum Farah Pandith explains what to do about it.
Why has the rate of teenage depression and anxiety doubled in a generation?
A School of Medicine psychiatry professor says the answer is in our pockets.
A flood of misinformation is undermining one of history's most successful public health efforts.
How much do you need? Can you trust every health claim? A nutritional epidemiologist separates the facts from the hype.
I was diagnosed with PTSD. And I plan to continue serving in the Army for the rest of my career.
A veterinary behaviorist and alum explains why cats are so different than dogs—and if that means they love us any less.
For a century now, dieters have been trying—and failing—to lose weight by obsessively tracking calories. There has to be a better way.
We asked expert Eric Richman, a veterinary social worker at Cummings Veterinary Medical Center.
Joining Forces for Good
The newly launched Center for Integrated Management of Antimicrobial Resistance and the Tufts Clinical and Translational Science Institute are encouraging multidisciplinary collaboration.
Antimicrobial Resistance Fighters
The new Tufts Center for Integrated Management of Antimicrobial Resistance is cracking down on one of the biggest global health concerns of our time.
Amplifying Tufts’ Impact
By fostering collaborations, Tufts Clinical and Translational Science Institute brings discoveries to the clinic and beyond.
Tufts Now
Bernard Fraga talks in a Tufts podcast about the complex causes of the election turnout gap between minority and white voters
The student-led gathering March 29-30 highlights pragmatic efforts on clean energy technology and policy
Four Tufts undergrads talk about who made the most impact on them—and what they are hoping to do
It’s a joyous time as Tufts School of Medicine students learn where they will spend their residencies