How to Pay Attention
In a Tell Me More podcast, Tufts experts explore the nature of attention, from the trouble with multitasking to the costs of staying too focused
News
When should you get your dog ready for a 'return to normal'? Yesterday.
Clinical assistant professor Stephanie Borns-Weil spoke with NBCNews.com for a story on how dog owners can get their dogs ready for a ‘return to normal’
Is it the food? Pet food-associated illness
Pet food-associated illness or "food poisoning" is rare in pets but can cause serious illness. We review some situations that should raise your suspicion for food-associated illness and the steps you should take to figure out the problem, treat your pet,
From Rodents to Monkeys, Veterinary Student Loves the Variety of Laboratory Animal Medicine
After starting out in neuropharmacology research, Curtis Rheingold discovered he was more interested in the animals than the research itself.
Falling in Love with a Flock of Sheep Inspired Veterinary Student’s New Path
Rachel Prestigiacomo always knew she wanted to be a veterinarian, but never imagined she would pursue large animal medicine.
A windy surprise Owlet survives fall from nest
Clinical associate professor Maureen Murray comments in the Millbury-Sutton Chronicle on a great horned owlet that was examined at Tufts Wildlife Clinic
Can a Tufts Professor Finally Stop Lyme Disease?
Professor Sam Telford discusses his 30-plus-year career studying ticks and the pathogens they transmit, and his current projects, in a Boston Magazine profile
For the Love of Public Health and Wildlife Medicine
It took a pandemic for Tatyana Kalani, V21, VG17, to come back to her true passion as a wildlife veterinarian
How One Graduate Launched a Career in Infectious Disease Amid a Pandemic
At Cummings School, Brooke Howland, VG20, developed her passion for infectious disease diagnostics and landed a dream job in research