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Frances Gatta

Writer at Freelancer

I'm Frances, a freelance healthcare and life sciences writer. I create content that communicates your value to your audience—healthcare payers, providers, and consumers—and directs their next steps.

When writing, I carefully choose my words so that every sentence is meaningful, expresses empathy, promotes inclusivity, and inspires action.

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    • Forbes Health
      8 articles
    • MDLinx
      7 articles
    • HealthTech Magazine
      3 articles
    • WebMD
      2 articles
    • Saatva Blog
      1 article
    • Everyday Health Group
    • Everyday Health

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    • Lots of women experience hair loss, but one linked it to this unexpected healthy habit
      24 Feb—MDLinx
      Industry Buzz “Early diagnosis and treatment [of this condition] can prevent it from spreading on the head (to the point of complete balding) and to other parts of the body.” — Sharon Nachman, MD Find more of your peers' perspectives and insights below. A venue for strengthening the body and mind can quickly and unexpectedly become a danger zone. A physically active and generally healthy woman, Hillary Nguyen (@xhillarynguyen), experienced sudden (and unwelcome) hair loss. Eventually, she was...
    • Top medical breakthroughs of 2024
      23 Dec 2024—MDLinx
      Industry Insider “Earlier this year, a breakthrough study—PURPOSE 1 in women in South Africa and Uganda—gave new hope to ending the HIV epidemic.” - Anoop Raman, MD, MBA “One game-changing breakthrough in 2024 was the emergence of hemolysis detection in whole blood on blood gas instruments with the GEM 7000 hemolysis detection,” - Chris W. Farnsworth, PhD, This year brought many pivotal moments in healthcare, with groundbreaking medical advances that overshadow the AI buzz in terms of their...
    • These 4 infections are linked to an increase in dementia risk
      2 Dec 2024—MDLinx
      Industry Buzz “Based on the findings of [recent] studies, there is a likely role of post-infection chronic immune molecular mediators leading to increased risk of dementia.” — Arman Fesharaki-Zadeh, MD, PhD "Viruses like herpes simplex can directly attack the nervous system, causing lasting damage that increases dementia risk in the future." — Christopher Norman, MSN, APRN Find more of your peers' perspectives and insights below. Recent research has shed new light on the potential link...
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    • Docs weigh in: 3 toxins in cheap clothes linked to cancer and other health risks
      12 Nov 2024—MDLinx
      Key Takeaways Cheap clothing often contains harmful chemicals linked to chronic health issues such as cancer, respiratory problems, and developmental delays. Daily exposure to chemicals in clothing may cause allergic reactions like itching, redness, and swelling, especially in those with sensitivities. Fast fashion's production and disposal contribute to environmental harm, disproportionately affecting workers in the garment industry and raising health risks for nearby communities. Cheap...