Tufts University School of Medicine researchers developed SynAPSeg, an open-source tool that maps brain synapses in minutes with human-level accuracy, dramatically reducing a process that once took hundreds of hours. https://ow.ly/RMoA50ZTAVa

The Tufts Women's Health and Menopause Initiative is bringing together expertise from across the university to expand menopause care, advance research, and strengthen health professions education. https://ow.ly/rq5N50ZTAwJ

When you truly develop seasonal affective disorder, you have a higher level of ongoing mood disruption, says a psychiatrist at the School of Medicine. https://now.tufts.edu/2026/10/05/if-your-mood-shifts-weather-it-bad-day-or-it-sad

What can you do with a DPT degree? From hospitals to sports medicine, PTs have options. Katie Donovan, Director of Career Services for Grad Programs, shares advice for DPT students exploring career paths.

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Tufts School of Medicine scientists have developed machine learning software that can count and map hundreds of thousands of synapses in the brain in minutes—a task that would take humans hundreds or even thousands of hours to complete. https://ow.ly/elVj50ZITWC

Don S. Dizon, Jane F. Desforges, M.D., Chair in Hematology and Oncology, reflects on his journey from Guam to academic medicine in a moving new essay for NEJM Voices. https://ow.ly/Maln50Ztmtm