A Cummings School alum helps us better understand sharks—for their safety and ours—through photography and research.
Buoyed by faith and the kindness of others, Umuhire Ntabana built a new life after the Rwandan genocide. Now a third-year dental student at Tufts, she plans to care for people in underserved communities.
Cummings School and MIT are deploying immune mice as frontline soldiers in the war against the disease.
There’s great joy in guiding aspiring dentists in the classroom and clinic. But as an alarming number of graying instructors head toward retirement, dental schools need to do better at getting that message across.
New research by a School of Dental Medicine associate professor explores expanding the scope of dental practice.
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.
Long a top draw in the UK, the prolific rocker talks his critically acclaimed album Transangelic Exodus, and how his soundtrack for the Netflix hit Sex Education is bringing him new attention stateside.
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
Developing a clear strategy helps organizations increase their impact, says Fletcher professor in new book
Men’s soccer defeats Amherst for its second straight NCAA title and fourth in six years
Putting a flavored cigarette or e-cigarette between your lips is inviting trouble in your mouth, dentists and hygienists say
A recent spate of stories about contaminated food aren’t as worrisome as they seem, said the Friedman School’s Jerold Mande