My Work.

I have written articles about topics including HIV/AIDS advocacy, the effects of homicide, opioids, cancer, re-entering citizens, Black maternal mortality crisis, mental health, Alzheimer's disease, cancer, transgender health, diversity and equity in science and hospital closings. 

​As you can see, I'm up for nearly anything.

See my CV

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Some of my recent articles

Does Artificial Intelligence exasperate racial biases in healthcare? Positively Aware Magazine Spring 2022

DC set to receive millions for removal of lead. January 2022

Check out my profile of Dr. Natalie Hopkinson for The Washington City Paper's annual People Issue. November 2021. Photo by Darrow Montgomery

An Eye on Diversity. The Physiologist Magazine, November 2020

COVID-19 Creates Added Difficulties for Nursing Facility Residents and Their Loved Ones. Washington City Paper May 2020.

Do I belong here? The Physiologist Magazine, May 2021.

Access to Housing Can Reduce Infant Deaths. Shelterforce, September 2022

How community colleges become a safe start for STEM careers. The Physiologist Magazine. May 2022

Expectant mothers experiencing homelessness are locked out of private shelters until their third trimester. But why? The DC Line and Street Sense Media. April 2021

Has American forgotten the opioid epidemic? Center for Health Journalism, December 2020.

The collapse of the DC Cancer Consortium. COVER STORY. Washington City Paper, July 2019.

DC's long-enduring opioid problem affects Black men the most. COVER STORY. Washington City Paper, October 2017.