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Somerville commuter warns pet owners about MBTA escalator injuries
Assistant Professor Kelsea Studer is interviewed by NBC 10 Boston about escalator safety for dogs
7 Dog Park Mistakes You’re Probably Making, According to a Vet
Assistant clinical professor Stephanie Borns-Weil is quoted in Good Housekeeping on best practices for visiting the dog park with a pet
The explosion of ticks and Alpha-gal syndrome
CBS Sunday Morning featured professor Sam Telford on the tick-borne illness Alpha-gal syndrome and strategies for managing tick populations
The Summer the Ticks Took Over
Professors' Sam Telford and Linden Hu are quoted in New York Times Magazine about the growing threat of tick-borne diseases and the search for solutions
Dressage Horse with Complex Symptoms Benefits from Asthma Research Study
Tufts Equine Respiratory Health Lab advances diagnostics and treatments for airway diseases
Do Dogs Help Teens Cope With Social Stress? It Depends, Researchers Say
Senior author and Associate professor Megan Mueller and Nicole Mason, lead author and Ph.D. student are quoted about their recent study on whether pet dogs can help adolescents cope with peer stress
Dressage Horse with Complex Symptoms Benefits from Asthma Research Study
Tufts Equine Respiratory Health Lab advances diagnostics and treatments for airway diseases
Study: Good Teen-Dog Relationships Help With Stress & Anxiety
ABC News medical analyst discusses recent study by senior author and associate professor Megan Mueller and Nicole Mason, lead author and Ph.D. student, on whether pet dogs can help adolescents cope with peer stress.
Can Dogs Help Teens Cope with Peer Stress?
New study links certain teen–dog relationship qualities to healthier coping strategies among adolescents with social anxiety
How teens bond with their family dog may shape how they handle stress
Senior author and Associate professor Megan Mueller and Nicole Mason, lead author and Ph.D. student are interviewed about their recent study on whether pet dogs can help adolescents cope with peer stress.
Tick Populations Surge as the Climate Warms, and Farmers Bear the Brunt
Professor Sam Telford, is interviewed about the surge in ticks and the risk to farmers
Externing at Amici Cannis Animal Hospital in Ecuador
First Person, Dr. Sara Pantel, V26
Yes, meat allergy ticks are real. No, you shouldn't panic
Professor Sam Telford, is interviewed about alpha-gal syndrome, what it is and steps to mitigate your risk of getting it
Q&A with Dr. Hayley Lindsey, Large Animal Medicine Intern at TVFS
Lindsey was awarded a post-doctoral fellowship with the CDC’s Epidemic Intelligence Service
Q&A with Dr. Hayley Lindsey, Large Animal Medicine Intern at TVFS
Lindsey was awarded a post-doctoral fellowship with the CDC’s Epidemic Intelligence Service
Cardiology and Oncology Services Pool Expertise to Save Boston Terrier
Arnie’s heart base tumor had shrunk by 70 percent after stenting and radiation therapy
Cardiology and Oncology Services Pool Expertise to Save Boston Terrier
Arnie’s heart base tumor had shrunk by 70 percent after stenting and radiation therapy
One Immune System, Two Species
A Tufts researcher studies T cells in dogs to help identify promising new treatments for lupus and lymphoma that may someday benefit both pets and people
How to Protect Yourself from West Nile Virus and EEE
Tips for avoiding these potentially serious mosquito-borne illnesses
What Is Cyclosporiasis and Why Are Cases on the Rise?
Infectious disease specialists at Tufts share what they know about a parasite that has made thousands of people sick this summer
All A-Buzz in Amherst, Massachusetts
First Person: Rick Rego shares the Bee Club’s experiences at Beekeeping Field Day
Could your pet be the reason you finally quit smoking?
Associate Professor Elizabeth Rozanski is quoted about her research on pets exposed to second-hand smoke, which revealed an opportunity to affect human smoking habits by talking to pet owners about animal health
Could a Chat With a Veterinarian Help Smokers Kick the Habit?
New study reveals an opportunity to affect human smoking habits, and narrow health disparities, in the veterinarian’s office
How to Protect Yourself From Alpha-Gal Syndrome
Professor Sam Telford, is quoted about the risk of alpha-gal syndrome and how to protect yourself