Christina Frank
Hi there. I’m a Brooklyn-based writer and editor specializing in all aspects of health, medicine, and animal welfare. I write for consumer websites, medical centers, nonprofits, trade publications, and more. I'm curious, meticulous, cliche-averse, and highly respectful of deadlines. I look forward to working together!
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Medicine and Health
Tufts Scientist Teams Up with Families to Find a Treatment for Rare Disease
Yale Physicians Reflect on Covid, Three Years Later
Helping Patients Overcome the Shame of Goiters in Rwanda
Community Spotlight: Marcela Marañon
Whole Genome Sequencing Training Helps Cambodian Scientists Pinpoint Pathogen Sources in the Food Supply Chain
Addressing Substance Use Disorders in Geriatric Population - Advances in Geriatrics
Patients With Cardiovascular Disease Less Likely to Use Wearable Devices to Track Health Status
Challenges and Solutions to Improving the Safety of Dairy Products in Senegal
8 Pressing Questions About Long COVID-19, Answered
Community Spotlight: Mark Raymond Jr
It was Mark Raymond, Jr.’s own experience with the healthcare system that inspired him to make changes for the disabled community in New Orleans.
Community Spotlight: MUHSEN
For Muslims with spinal cord injuries or other disabilities that limit mobility, some of the rituals involved in worship can be impossible to perform without accommodations.
Two Immunology Graduate Students Receive Two Research Fellowships—Each
What Privacy Do You Have on Your Parents’ Health Insurance?
Taddei Named Chief of GI at VA Connecticut Healthcare System
How to Spot Health Misinformation Online
Study Highlights Importance of Distribution Centers for Produce Safety in Cambodia
Persistence Improves Prognosis for a Toddler
Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia improves function in people with heart failure, Yale study finds
Hope Happens Here: Ellie Shepard
As a chiropractic student, Ellie Shepard knew a lot about the spine and the types of injuries it could sustain. She couldn’t have predicted, however, that she would sustain a spinal cord injury herself.
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