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Dr. Yuki Nakayama poses for a photo with a cat

Dr. Yuki Nakayama (V14) Turns Students into Doctors at Tufts at Tech

Recipient of both the Henry E. Childers Award and the Merial Veterinary Scholar Award, Dr. Nakayama brings deep clinical and research expertise to her work in community medicine

Cummings School Brings on Exotics Expert Dr. Trinita Barboza to the ZCAM Program

From moose to marine animals to pocket pets, Dr. Barboza’s experience spans the zoological gamut

Dr. Jennifer Mahoney Joins Cummings School Faculty

Dr. Mahoney brings deep expertise in oncology to the classroom, clinics, research, and her patients at Foster Hospital

A golden retriever is asleep on the family bed

Research on the pet-human bond has boomed in the pandemic. Here's what studies found

Associate Professor Megan Mueller is quoted throughout a CNN.com story looking at how the pandemic impacted the human-animal bond

Dawn Meola, Research Assistant, and Elissa Williams, Research Assistant, work at a bench in the Yang Lab.

Protecting the Hearts of Canine Cancer Patients

Heart damage has emerged among the distressing side effects of certain chemotherapy drugs

Megan Mueller, associate professor at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University, poses for a photo amidst teaching a child development class focused on human-animal interaction in the spring of 2013. In the background, a trained facility dog demonstrates commands with his handler.

What’s The Science Behind Human-Animal Interaction?

Interview with Associate professor Megan Mueller