mignon@welltopia.com
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Mignon Fogarty is a freelance science, biotechnology, and medical
writer. She writes for many life science companies, and her work has
appeared in publications including The Scientist, Preclinica, and Genomics & Proteomics. She was the editorial director and executive producer of GeneticHealth.com, and she is the producer and co-host of the podcast Absolute Science.
Consumer-Oriented
Science and Medical Writing
Selected Samples:
Stanford
Cancer Center consumer web site
Cholesterol drugs
may prevent cancer, and a whole lot
more
Genetic
testing: Just a click away
Why people
engage in risky behavior
Biotech booms overseas
Genes can cause attention
deficit hyperactivity disorder (AD/HD)
Alzheimer's Disease: Genetic testing for people without symptoms
Short health teasers
Eat It Today: Nutrition Series
Cigarettes and addiction, a three-part series:
Depending
on cigarettes, counting on science
Can
science make cigarettes safer?
Smoking cessation:
what helps, what doesn't
Technical Writing
Selected Samples:
Individually
tailored multiple sclerosis vaccines
Riding the
antisense rollercoaster
NSAIDs and Alzheimer's disease: Novel roles for some familiar drugs
Systems
biology and beyond Future Drug Discovery, .2 (1):
Supplement, 2002
Fogarty M., “Genetic testing, Alzheimer’s disease, and long-term care
insurance.” Genet Test. 1999;3(1):133-7.
Ghostwritten papers:
Fogarty, P. “Optimizing the production of animal models for target and
lead validation.” Targets. 2002, 1, 109-116.
De
La Vega, F.M., Dailey, D., Ziegle, J., Williams, J., Madden, D.,
Gilbert D.A.. “New generation pharmacogenomic tools: a SNP linkage
disequilibrium map, validated SNP assay resource, and high-throughput
instrumentation system for large-scale genetic studies.” Biotechniques.
2002 Jun;Suppl:48-50, 52, 54.
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