Omnia Tantawy, M.Sc. Medical & Pharm Biotech

Education

M.Sc. in Medical and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, The University for Science and Technology

Expertise

Clinical data analysis, scientific journal writing, medical research

Omnia is a Medical Writer and Researcher with an academic medical background and a passion for science and writing. Omnia possess M.Sc. in Medical & Pharmaceutical Biotechnology majoring in Clinical & Molecular Cancer Diagnostics. Her previous experience includes collaboration on publications, leading research projects, medical campaigns, creating content, and teaching in both medical and writing fields.

  • Experienced in analyzing clinical study data
  • Enjoys reading and reiterating medical breakthroughs
  • Passionate in medical research and writing

Experience

Omnia I. Tantawi is an Egyptian Medical Research Scholar and Assistant Lecturer in Biotechnological Sciences. Currently, she works as a Senior Medical Writer in one of the largest digital healthcare companies with the sole goal of spreading the latest breakthroughs in medicine.

Having an academic medical background, ability to adapt to different audiences, and passion for research and creation, she takes even the most mundane topics and turns them into a must-read. Her unparalleled writing style brings readers back for more.

Omnia I. Tantawi has publications and has been on several research projects, whether medical or public health-related.

Education

M.Sc. in Medical and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology from The University for Science and Technology, specializing in Molecular Oncology.

03 Nov
Diabetes, Preventive

Treatment for Diabetes? Benefits and Side Effects?

As one of the most commonly diagnosed and incurable diseases, diabetes mellitus remains serious, life-altering, and sometimes even fatal. But despite having no cure, many treatment options are available to manage the condition and alleviate the symptoms.1–3 In this article, we’ll go through the currently available treatment options for diabetes mellitus — think of it[...]
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24 Oct
Diabetes

What is Diabetes Mellitus?

About 422 million people worldwide have diabetes, the majority living in low-and middle-income countries, and 1.5 million deaths are directly attributed to diabetes each year —This is stated by the World Health Organization, and even though there are multiple treatment options for the disease, these numbers are, unfortunately, still on the rise.1 This articles talks[...]
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