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In Safe Hands: Expert TBI Transport Protocols

April 2, 2025

Michael Murphy, MD, Emergency Medicine Physician and Director of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and Prehospital Care at Tufts Medical Center, in an article about traumatic brain injury transport protocols.

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Driver of Box Truck That Crashed in Boston Had History of Seizures, Sources Say

April 2, 2025

Matthew Mostofi, DO, Associate Chief of Emergency Medicine at Tufts Medical Center, in a story about yesterday’s box truck accident at the corner of Kneeland St. and Harrison St.

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Multiple Pedestrians Hurt When Box Truck Crashes in Downtown Boston, Overturns on Sidewalk

April 1, 2025

Brien Barnewolt, MD, Chairman and Chief of the Department of Emergency Medicine at Tufts Medical Center, in a story about yesterday’s box truck accident at the corner of Kneeland St. and Harrison St.

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More Than 1,200 Citations Issued to Property Owners Who Failed To Clear Sidewalks in Boston After Storm

February 20, 2025

Matthew Mostofi, DO, Associate Chief of Emergency Medicine at Tufts Medical Center, in an article about citations issued to Boston property owners for failing to adequately clear city sidewalks of ice following last weekend’s storm.

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Ice Seems To Be Everywhere in Boston. And Pedestrians Are Paying the Price

February 19, 2025

Matthew Mostofi, DO, Associate Chief of Emergency Medicine at Tufts Medical Center, in an article about an increase in ice-related injuries in Boston since last weekend’s storm.

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Woman Believes Drink Was Spiked at Legal Sea Foods in Boston

October 8, 2024

Nadine Youssef, MD, Emergency Medicine Physician at Tufts Medical Center, in a story about a woman who claims her drink was “roofied” at a Legal Sea Foods in Boston.

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Warm Weather Has Medical Staff on Alert for Heat-Related Illness

April 15, 2024

Dr. Matthew Mostolfi on warm-weather related injury during the Boston Marathon.

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Emergency Department Receives Highest-Level Accreditation for Care of Older Adults

February 1, 2019

Tufts Medical Center announced today that its Emergency Department (ED) has received Level 1 Geriatric Emergency Department Accreditation (GEDA) from the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP), recognizing the highest level of excellence in care for older adults.

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In Safe Hands: Expert TBI Transport Protocols

Driver of Box Truck That Crashed in Boston Had History of Seizures, Sources Say

Multiple Pedestrians Hurt When Box Truck Crashes in Downtown Boston, Overturns on Sidewalk

More Than 1,200 Citations Issued to Property Owners Who Failed To Clear Sidewalks in Boston After Storm

Ice Seems To Be Everywhere in Boston. And Pedestrians Are Paying the Price

Woman Believes Drink Was Spiked at Legal Sea Foods in Boston

Warm Weather Has Medical Staff on Alert for Heat-Related Illness

Emergency Department Receives Highest-Level Accreditation for Care of Older Adults