Amisha S.

Medical and science writer. I turn research into health content that is accurate, readable, and defensible: the kind an editor can fact-check line by line and a legal reviewer will not send back. Articles I write are cited in Google AI Overviews. That happens because of sourcing discipline, not SEO tricks, and it is the same discipline that keeps a health claim from overreaching. WHAT I DO Health and medical content. Evidence-based articles, guides and explainers for general and clinical audiences. Every factual claim comes with a source your editor can check, delivered as a reference list alongside the copy. Scientific and medical editing. Copy and line editing of health content, claims and wording review, and consistency audits across long documents. I flag what needs a licensed clinician's sign-off separately from ordinary corrections, so you know exactly where your exposure is. Claims and ingredient research. Evidence grading and substantiation research for supplement, skincare and wellness brands working to FDA and FTC expectations. Manuscript and publication support. Drafting, editing, journal targeting and submission preparation. Systematic literature screening and scientific content audits. Technical and biotech writing. Application notes, white papers and workflow documentation for life-science companies. WHY MY SOURCING HOLDS UP I run Ami & Co, an evidence-based skincare and health science brand. Every published claim goes through a sourcing and qualification check before it goes live, which is why the work gets picked up as a citable source rather than as content. My day job is the reason I can read the primary literature rather than the press release. I am a Life Science Consultant at ThinkCyte, commercializing an AI-driven cell analysis platform across APAC, and I was previously a Field Application Scientist at Sony Biotechnology, supporting flow cytometry and spatial genomics adoption across Japan, India and Korea. That is 35+ technical demonstrations and scientific evaluations, plus research collaborations across oncology, immunology, regenerative medicine and reproductive medicine, including granulosa cell morphology work for IVF applications with Nagoya University. WHAT I AM NOT I am not a licensed clinician, so I do not provide medical sign-off or a clinical byline. I do not do formulation or wet-lab work. If your project needs any of those, you want a different person, and I would rather say so now. EDUCATION MEng, Biomedical Engineering (AI focus), The University of Tokyo BS, Investigative & Medical Sciences, Saint Louis University Languages: English (native), Hindi (native), Japanese (fluent). If you need someone who can read the paper and then write the piece, accurately and on time, send me the brief.