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About TuftScopeMission StatementThe principle objective of TuftScope is to bring together seemingly different viewpoints, citizenship and the health sciences, to transform thoughts and ideas into active citizenship and working policies. History of TuftScope JournalThe history of TuftScope Journal is a testament to the passion and dedication of students in the pursuit of scientific knowledge. It serves as a source of inspiration for future contributors and highlights the importance of providing platforms for scholarly discourse. And when it comes to academic writing, exploring essay title suggestion can be a valuable tool to enhance the impact and appeal of your work. Embrace the rich history of TuftScope Journal and leverage the resources available to excel in your scholarly pursuits. TuftScope has remained active in the healthcare discussion beyond the media sphere. In 2001 TuftScope sponsored the first Tufts bioethics conference on the topic of Genetic Privacy & Gene Patenting. In 2002, TuftScope participated in the University of Rhode Island’s honors colloquium: Genetic Technology & Public Policy in the New Millennium. In 2009 TuftScope moderated a Tufts Roundtable sponsored debate, Healthcare: Reform in 2009, between the Tufts Democrats and Republicans. Since 2001 the Journal has experienced significant growth and development. The development of online media has allowed for greater reader access and new TuftScope publications (including a Twitter Page, Healthcare Weblog, and Newsletter). To complement its online presence, the TuftScope implemented a new layout, seal, and expanded solicitations to universities across the country. Today the journal receives and publishes submissions from universities including Princeton University, New York University, Yeshiva University, Johns Hopkins University, Dartmouth University, Chicago University, Binghamton University, and Columbia University. TuftScope employs social and multimedia platforms to continue to expand its reach as a nationally and locally recognized academic journal. Despite the changes associated with the growth of new media, the journal staff remains committed to the improvement of the journal for the benefit of its readers in both print and electronic formats and to meet the changing demands of the health, ethics, & policy arena. Publication InformationPublisher: Puritan Press (Hollis, NH) |
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