Tracy Giesz-Ramsay

Experienced senior editor with 15+ years in editorial roles and breaking news coverage

Neuroscience, health, peak performance, and business content

Focus on health and science topics, former reporter at Stat News

Neuroscience lens on life experiences impacting health, healing, resilience

Covers scientific advances and health stories focused on New Yorkers' wellness

Opioids epidemic and lifestyle content reporting

Health, education, and families coverage with author expertise

Health, race, economic reporting and national politics expertise

Reporter and producer at STAT with focus on health and science content

Politics, education, social issues, and books

Community health coverage, supporting journalists with fact-based reporting

Editorial direction and content strategy for Motley Fool Canada

Science journalism and lecturing focused on neurofeedback and cognitive brain training

Hyperlocal weekly newspapers and glossy lifestyle magazines content

Develop content and contribute to blog; former reporter experience

Mental health reporting and related topics

Addiction reporter with experience at STAT, covering topics related to addiction and public health.

Bylines in major publications including health, psychology, and general news topics

Cannabis science, harm reduction, advocacy, and business coverage

Healthcare, global health, biomedical research, neuroscience, nutrition, psychedelics, substance use, chronic disease

Contributor to The New York Times and columnist for PsychologyToday.com on psychology topics.

Neuroscience and science magazine expertise, former reporter and managing editor

Associate Editor for Pharmaceutical Commerce Magazine, Pharmaceutical Executive Magazine, and Applied Clinical Trials Magazine.

Reporter writing news, features, and investigations about neuroscience research.

Audio reporting, producing, editing, and on-air hosting with trauma-informed journalism focus

Veteran newspaper reporter, editor and writer. Currently writing about mental health for The Washington Post. Former staff writer at The Wall Street Journal.

Competition and corporate conduct issues in health care and pharma

Health reporting, mental health, brain science, trauma, print freelancing

Science journalism with focus on cognitive neuroscience and related fields

Freelance journalist and editor regularly covering mental health for a nonprofit, nonpartisan news organization.