Robin Warshaw
Freelance writer, Ghostwriter
I write for publications, websites, nonprofits, universities, hospitals, agencies, corporations and professionals on medical topics, social issues and health care. I'm also a ghostwriter and editor.
PROJECTS
giving.jefferson.edu
"Living Electrodes" May Change Neurological Device Design
A biohybrid approach to building devices for restoring brain and nervous system function could solve problems inherent in the synthetic brain-computer interfaces currently in use. Research on "living electrodes" is still early but might eventually provide greater specificity and control in neuroprosthetics.
futurehealthindex.com
A healthier heartland – bridging America’s urban-rural divide
For global healthcare leaders, this piece examines how connected technologies can improve rural health in the U.S. Appears on the Future Health Index website of Philips.
cloud.3dissue.com
MyCode: Unraveling the connections between peoples' genes and their health
A look at one of the largest genomic research projects being conducted globally--one that has already helped people discover potential deadly conditions. Geisinger Magazine Fall 2016
lbbc.org
Changing Your Doctor When the Fit Isn’t Right: Shanette Caywood
A young mother with a difficult cancer diagnosis feels her doctor is not connecting with her, or even seeing her as an individual. So she takes a big step.
news.aamc.org
When the Target of Bias Is the Doctor
"We would like a white doctor, please," said the parent of a pediatric patient to an African American physician. Discrimination and overt bigotry from patients is not often discussed among doctors or in medical school, yet many physicians experience it.
lbbc.org
Overcoming Fear of Family History: Caitlin Kelly
Growing up with cancer around her, a young woman had a hard time thinking about what her family history meant for herself.
lbbc.org
Young Women and Black Women at Higher Risk of Chemobrain
Chemobrain is real. It can affect anyone, but this study shows a higher risk in young women and black women being treated for breast cancer. | Living Beyond Breast Cancer, April 2017
newark.rutgers.edu
Unlocking the Mysteries of Orgasm
Profile of work of neuroscience researcher at Rutgers University - Newark
lbbc.org
Sorting Out the Financial Burdens of Breast Cancer: Lovelyn Sagabaen
A young woman with a new job, just off her parents' health insurance and on her first employer plan, receives a breast cancer diagnosis.
giving.jefferson.edu
New BSN Curriculum Reflects How Nurses Really Work
Everything from teaching methods to curriculum structure would change when the Jefferson College of Nursing undertook an ambitious plan to revamp its BSN program completely in just 13 months. Cover story, Thomas Jefferson University Review.
news.aamc.org
Refugee Health Clinics Help New Arrivals
Refugees are often on their own to find primary care in the U.S. Now some medical schools and training hospitals are running refugee health clinics to bridge the gap between arrival and adjustment to the health care system. | AAMCNews, Jan. 2017
cloud.3dissue.com
After Pediatrics: Providing a medical home for young adults with complex needs
When young adults with medically complicated conditions acquired in childhood become too old for pediatric care, they and their families often have no where to turn. An innovative clinic helps these patients transition to integrated adult care. Geisinger Magazine
news.aamc.org
Priming the Medical School Pipeline: Schools Reach Out to Minority and Underserved Teens
How some med schools are readying kids from rural, poor or underrepresented minorities for medical professions
giving.jefferson.edu
Many Voices, Better Care | SKMC Bulletin
Diversity programs and initiatives at the Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University help improve medical education and patient care.