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JOURNALISM

Harvard Public Health. Meet six women fighting to stop the global backslide on women’s rights. March 8, 2023.
Undark Magazine. Birth Control Access May Get Easier. Here's Why It's Not Enough. February 9, 2023.
Discover Magazine. How Your Brain’s “Fingerprints” Could Diagnose Disease. November 23, 2022.
Data-Driven Fiction. Machine learning is emerging as a new creative tool for artists. Will it replace its creator? November 22, 2022.
Healthline. Send A Letter, Save A Life: Suicide Prevention Through Caring Contacts. October 3, 2022.
The Guardian. Can magic mushrooms be used to treat racial trauma? March 28, 2022.
Harvard Political Review. “ABGs”, Affirmative Action, and Anti-Blackness in the Asian American community. March 22, 2021.
Harvard Political Review. Defining Domestic Terrorism: Does the U.S. Need New Criminal Penalties for Domestic Terrorism Events? June 4, 2021.

ORIGINAL RESEARCH & MEDICAL EDITORIALS

New England Journal of Medicine (2023): Health Care in U.S. Correctional Facilities — A Limited and Threatened Constitutional Right
Current Obstetrics and Gynecology Reports (2023): Pharmacologic Treatment of Obesity in Reproductive Aged Women
Journal of General Internal Medicine (2022): Correctional Healthcare -- an Engine of Health Inequity.
American Journal of Preventive Medicine (2022): Obesity and Eligibility for Obesity Treatments Among Adults with Disabilities in the U.S.
The Lancet (2021): Superhuman But Never Enough—Double Bind of Black Women Physicians.
International Journal of Obesity (2021): Locking Ourselves into a Stigma Epidemic: The DentalSlim Diet Control Device and Weight Bias.
Blood Transfusion (2021): What the COVID-19 Pandemic Can Teach Us About Inclusive Blood Donation.
Postgraduate Medical Journal (2021): Words Matter, Humanity Matters: Alienating Non-Citizens from the COVID-19 Vaccine.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

European Heart Journal (2021): Respectful language and putting the person first with obesity.
British Dental Journal (2021): Obesity is a Chronic Disease: Protecting Autonomy and Combatting Weight Stigma.

CASE REPORTS AND MISCELLANEOUS

Medium (2022): Welcome to The Mouse House: where do scientists get mice for their experiments?
Harvard Undergraduate Law Review (2021): Public Health versus Personal Liberty: Politicization’s Role in the Constitutionality of Public Health Mandates.
Harvard Undergraduate Law Review (2021): Hate Crimes Against the AAPI Community and the Newest Form of Resistance.
Medium (2021): Sorrow Before Joy: Student with Tourette Syndrome becomes national ambassador and advocates in D.C.
The Hoofbeat (2019): Hard Hat, Hard Questions: Students spark dialogue about diversity of age-old school spirit tradition.
The Hoofbeat (2019): The Last Breath
The Hoofbeat (2019): Leveling Inequality: Omaha organization and the Learning Community offer student resources for success.
Asian American Journalists Association, JCamp (2018): Prominent Journalism Professor Resigns Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations

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