Vitamin D Supplements: Who Should Take Them, and How Much?
New guidelines pinpoint minimum requirements for everyone and identify groups who may need even more
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Small Island Nations Have Their Say in Court
Duncan Pickard makes the case that countries party to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea must do more to mitigate climate change and its catastrophic impact on oceans
Student Research Projects in Malaysia Improve Global Health Education
The Tufts Global Research Assistant Program exposes students to public health challenges abroad and affirms a passion for global health
Tufts Joins Pioneering Collaboration to Advance Campus Decarbonization
Consortium for Climate Solutions expands renewable energy generation and reduces Tufts’ carbon emissions
Inaugural Team Science Summit Connects Climate and Health Experts
Lightning talks enabled attendees to maximize knowledge exchange on current projects and capabilities
Looking at Ancient Roman Plagues through an Environmental Lens
Environmental archaeologist Brandon McDonald builds a better understanding of antiquity by looking at the interplay of climate, environment, and disease.
How the United Nations Tries to Promote Peace in a World Full of Wars
A book about former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan’s leadership offers insights into the organization’s successes and challenges
A Partnership Focuses on Climate Resilience in Two Communities
With climate change amplifying weather extremes, Tufts collaborates with under resourced communities at high risk of environmental hazards
Partnerships for Climate Resilience
With climate change amplifying weather extremes, Tufts collaborates with two under resourced communities at high risk of environmental hazards