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A real-world guide to finding the right mental health support

Finding behavioral healthcare can feel overwhelming—for yourself, your child or someone you love. This real-world guide helps you understand your options, take the first step and get the right support.

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Heat Safety 101: How to Stay Safe this Summer
June 5, 2026
Stay safe in hot weather with simple tips to prevent dehydration, heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Learn the warning signs and when to seek care.
Healthcare provider using a reproductive anatomy model to explain how HPV affects the cervix and why screening matters.
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Vaccines, Screening + Immunotherapy Are Changing the Future of HPV-Related Cancers
June 5, 2026
From highly effective vaccines and improved screening tools to promising immunotherapy treatments, advances in HPV prevention and care are helping prevent cancer, detect disease earlier and improve outcomes for patients.
First-year medical students with a nurse educator during a clinical experience that emphasizes interviewing patients and understanding the human side of medicine.
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Nurses Deliver Medicine's Most Human Lesson to Medical Students
June 2, 2026
Tufts Medicine and Tufts University School of Medicine collaborate on a program where nurses teach medical students.
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Vital Voices
Vital Voices: Sarah Brownell, RN
June 2, 2026
Meet Sarah Brownell, RN, a nighttime clinical lead in Labor and Delivery at Tufts Medical Center who began her career on a medical-surgical floor before finding her calling in maternal care. Drawing on her frontline experience during COVID-19, deep commitment to patient connection and leadership on overnight shifts, she helps guide patients and colleagues through some of life’s most unpredictable and meaningful moments with compassion, teamwork and expertise.
A woman flexing her arm and smiling while taking a selfie, conveying strength after breast cancer surgery.
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Oncoplastic Surgery: Breast Cancer Surgery That Considers the Whole You
June 1, 2026
When you’re facing breast cancer, your focus is on getting the most effective treatment. But many women are also thinking about what life will feel like after surgery—how their body will look, how recovery will go and when they might start to feel like themselves again.

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We Asked 3 Hepatologists What To Drink in the Morning for Liver Health and They All Said the Same Thing
May 16, 2026
Quotes by Raffi Karagozian, MD, Hepatologist at Tufts Medical Center, in an article about the best morning drink for liver health.
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Experts Agree: These 7 Biohacks Aren’t Worth Your Time (But Offer 5 That Are)
May 15, 2026
Shane Davis, MD, Physiatrist and Non-Operative Sports Medicine Physician at Tufts Medical Center, in an article about biohacks that aren’t effective, and those that do have some benefit.
In the News
Think You’re Too Young for Shingles? Think Again
May 9, 2026
Richard Dupee, MD, Chief of Geriatrics at Tufts Medical Center, in an article about young people getting shingles.

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