Freelance for Medscape Medical News, Smithsonian.com
Alicia Ault is a freelance writer who covers a wide range of topics including health, science, medicine, art, culture, sports, and life. She has contributed to publications such as Medscape Medical News and Smithsonian.com. With a passion for music, food, and tennis, Alicia brings a diverse perspective to her writing.
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Alicia Ault's articles predominantly cover healthcare and pharmaceutical topics, with a focus on data-driven insights, government announcements, and legal policy regulations. She appears to be particularly interested in articles that cite reliable data sources or that involve government announcements related to the healthcare industry.
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