A New Route to High Blood Pressure
Tufts researchers found that abnormalities in blood vessels—rather than just the kidneys, as had been thought—can be a primary cause of high blood pressure. The discovery may lead to new possibilities for treating the disease.

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LEEDing the Way
Tufts graduate Rachel Gutter (A'03) is helping schools around the country meet increasingly common standards for sustainable construction.
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Is There a Veterinarian in the House?
The New England region will be facing a potential shortage of more than 600 veterinarians in six years, according to a study recently released by the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine. At the same time, the report noted that veterinary medicine contributes $3.3 billion annually to the regional economy.
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The Economy and You
Assistant Professor of Economics Andreea Balan Cohen weighs in on how the current economic downturn will affect the average American's health.
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Fifth Annual Juried Summer Exhibition
June 5–August 10

This exhibit focuses on the vitality in the arts in Somerville and Medford, presenting five site-specific installations by local artists.

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