- How Tufts Is Helping to Develop the First U.S. Guidelines for ADHD in AdultsA School of Medicine expert is part of a panel tasked with shaping guidelines for diagnosis and treatment of the condition
- The Visionary Behind Boston’s First Public Art TriennialFounder Kate Gilbert hopes to showcase the vibrancy of the city’s neighborhoods
- Five Tufts Faculty Named Senior Members of National Academy of InventorsTheir research has led to innovations in healing wounds, assessing health, treating rare disorders, detecting diseases, quantifying pain, and much more
- Researchers Discover Potentially Cleaner Way to Make Important ChemicalTeam led by Tufts professor discovers process to create “platform chemical” that is used widely for plastics, textiles, and much more
- New Method Boosts Cancer Vaccine PotencyThe approach induces immune responses that suppressed many kinds of tumors in preclinical models
- A Dental Experience That Keeps Patients Feeling Right at HomeWhen a clinic visit is too stressful, telehealth and house calls bring oral care to those with special needs
- Mobile App Tracking Blood Pressure Helps PatientsTufts researcher collaborates with two Ghanaian hospitals to break down the barriers preventing people with hypertension from getting the care they need
- Helping Amputees Stay in the GameAfter losing an arm in an accident, Maggie Baumer became an advocate for people with limb loss, arguing that insurance should cover the prostheses that help keep them active
- The Menus Have Changed, but Dining Halls Keep Dishing Up Tastes of HomeFrom white tablecloths to mobile apps, Tufts dining has evolved over time. But the friendships that develop over shared meals never go out of style.
- New Paper-based Device Boosts HIV Test Accuracy From Dried Blood SamplesTufts researchers collaborate with scientists in South Africa to trial a more precise medical device to measure HIV viral loads
- Want to Boost Your Immune System? Eat These FoodsThese vitamins and minerals can help your body fight infection all year long, but especially during cold and flu season
- Emerging Artists Share Pieces of ThemselvesWorks by four SMFA at Tufts students and recent alumni are now on display at the MFA
- Tufts Researchers Discover How Experiences Influence Future BehaviorSchool of Medicine researchers manipulate neural circuits in mice that make social interaction more or less rewarding
- Breaking Through Political PolarizationInsights into the forces behind partisanship and ideas for bridging ideological gaps, from a Fletcher School political scientist
- From Siberia, a Voice for Environmental JusticeA new documentary tells the story of one woman’s push for accountability for coal mining's environmental and health dangers
- From One Coalition, Dozens of Projects Advance Asian American Health in CommunitiesThe ADAPT coalition encourages faculty and students to work alongside community organizations in Chinatown to improve the health of Tufts’ neighbors
- Politics and the Dating PoolA student research project looks at what the partisan divide means for finding love
- What Are Tariffs and How Do They Work?A Tufts professor explains these taxes on imports and how they can affect the economy
- 3D Printed Robots, Designed to Work Together on Big TasksSwarms of small, inexpensive robots could one day be used in search and rescue, landmine clearing, and environmental monitoring
- Tufts University and Leading Health Care Organizations Launch Food is Medicine National Network of ExcellenceThe Food is Medicine Institute at the Friedman School and Kaiser Permanente spearhead collective effort to establish best practices for implementing, evaluating, and integrating food-based interventions into health care systems and communities
