Hanae Armitage is a Science Writer at Stanford University. She focuses on topics related to healthcare administration, patient care, mental health care, oncology, psychiatry, and remote healthcare, weaving together themes that highlight the intersection of science and well-being. Hanae's work has been featured in Own Your Futurity, Medical Xpress, and Stanford University.
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Hanae Armitage's coverage focuses on healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and health & wellbeing topics with a local geographic focus on the United States, specifically California and Stanford. Her articles often include cited data and expert commentary.
Given her emphasis on citing data and featuring expert commentary in healthcare-related articles, she may be interested in pitches from professionals who can provide evidence-based insights or share new research findings related to mental health, addiction treatment, menopause care, vaccine technology advancements, or digital tools for addressing health issues. Additionally, experts with knowledge of Native heritage in medicine may find opportunities to contribute given Hanae’s past coverage.
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By: Hanae Armitage
Artificial intelligence-powered chatbots are getting pretty good at diagnosing some diseases, even when they are complex. But how do chatbots do when guiding treatment and care after the diagnosis? For example, how long before surgery should a patient stop taking prescribed blood thinners? Should a patient's treatment protocol change if they've had adverse reactions to similar drugs in the past?
