For Some Immigrant Parents, a New Way to Think About Baby Teeth
Tufts’ pediatric dentists emphasize the importance of early dental care
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Global Tufts Community Comes to the Rescue in Afghanistan
As the Taliban overthrew the Afghan government in August 2021, a small Fletcher School team mobilized a network of Tufts alumni and faculty to help evacuate Afghan alumni and their families who faced imminent peril
Investing in Green Tech Solutions that Benefit Vulnerable Communities
Benny Kim steers funding to entrepreneurial ventures that address climate change worldwide
One Dental Student vs. One Billion Plastic Toothbrushes
A quest to recycle, and to make dentistry more eco-friendly
Chewing Over the Meat Industry’s Future
From grass-fed beef to cellular agriculture, experts rethink the role of animals in the food supply
Hamsa Ganapathi, N22
School: Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy
Program: Master’s in Agriculture, Food, and Environment
Dream job: Rewriting federal agriculture and food policy to plan for a changed climate future
Program: Master’s in Agriculture, Food, and Environment
Dream job: Rewriting federal agriculture and food policy to plan for a changed climate future
Ricardo Moreno, N22
School: Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy
Program: Master’s in Food and Nutrition Policy and Programs, with a concentration in interventions and program management
Dream job: Program manager
Program: Master’s in Food and Nutrition Policy and Programs, with a concentration in interventions and program management
Dream job: Program manager
How a 160-Year-Old Letter by a Black “Body Servant” in the Confederacy Changed My Career
My Moment: An obscure bit of Civil War correspondence inspired me to examine American history through the stories of everyday people
Managing Wilderness in Iceland as Climate Change Melts Its Glaciers
Audrey Ingolfsdottir balances tourism and environmental protection as board chair of Vatnajokull National Park
