TUSM: 125 Years and Counting

Celebrating just some of the discoveries, pioneers, and innovations at the heart of the School of Medicine.

How Dr. H. Jack Geiger and Tufts created the country’s first community health centers—and launched a movement.

Robert S. Schwartz figured out how to prevent organ rejection.

Honoring some of the faculty and alumni who made their marks over the years.

Charles Dinarello and his team cloned interleukin-1, leading to research on how cytokines control the immune response. 

A look at how the Floating Hospital launched a new era in pediatric care. 

During the 1920s, Tufts stood nearly alone in opposing the eugenics movement.

Former Sackler School dean and pharmacology pioneer Louis Lasagna also penned a modern Hippocratic oath. 

Reflections from alums Sandra R. Hernández and Nahid Bhadelia, and professor emeritus Te-Wen Chang.

Key moments in the school's century-and-a-quarter of medical excellence.