Sreetama Dutt

Sreetama Dutt

B.Tech. Biotechnology Engineering, M.Sc. Medical Microbiology

Sreetama Dutt has completed her B.Tech. in Biotechnology from SRM University in Chennai, India and holds an M.Sc. in Medical Microbiology from the University of Manchester, UK. Initially decided upon building her career in laboratory-based research, medical writing and communications happened to catch her when she least expected it. Of course, nothing is a coincidence.

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Sreetama has always been passionate about writing. As a child she would always scribble in any random piece of paper she got, be it scrap paper, a notebook, or her grandfather’s brand new organizer, all she ever needed was a pen. And this somehow stayed with her for as long as she can remember.

Sreetama started freelancing right after completing her master’s degree. Mingling her passion for writing and her core subject matters seemed to be the best career path for her. As a part of her first assignment, she authored and co-authored multiple articles, news reports, press releases, and blogs for online news channels. The thought of connecting with people through her work and spreading the word on the latest in healthcare, pharmaceuticals and technology gave her immense joy.

For the past 7 years, there has been no looking back for Sreetama. From being employed in various start-ups, working on niche areas like ophthalmology and oncology, to working with entrepreneurs and innovators, independently, Sreetama has found herself authoring every form of document – be it abstracts, white papers, website content, articles, newsletters, and peer-reviewed publications. Sreetama has 5 peer-reviewed publications so far, in reputed journals, with more to come.

In her free time, Sreetama enjoys dancing, music, and reading. She loves to explore new places and meet new people. On a day off, you will find her exploring new cafés in the city, looking up the latest in fashion, or snuggling in a blanket with a book in hand.

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Articles from Sreetama

COVID-19-recovered patients at an increased risk of developing new-onset mental illness

COVID-19-recovered patients at an increased risk of developing new-onset mental illness

Strict COVID anti-contagion policies can provide long-term health benefits

Strict COVID anti-contagion policies can provide long-term health benefits

Investigating the zoonotic adaptation and anthropozoonotic transmission of SARS-CoV-2

Investigating the zoonotic adaptation and anthropozoonotic transmission of SARS-CoV-2

Study shows that nucleic acid amplification tests more accurate in detecting SARS-CoV-2 than rapid antigen

Study shows that nucleic acid amplification tests more accurate in detecting SARS-CoV-2 than rapid antigen

Immigrant uptake of COVID-19 preventive measures

Immigrant uptake of COVID-19 preventive measures

Post-discharge healthcare use of pediatric COVID-19 patients compared to pediatric RTIs patients

Post-discharge healthcare use of pediatric COVID-19 patients compared to pediatric RTIs patients

Study shows vaccinated multiple myeloma patients at greater risk of breakthrough SARS-CoV-2 infections

Study shows vaccinated multiple myeloma patients at greater risk of breakthrough SARS-CoV-2 infections

Trust increases adherence to non-pharmaceutical interventions that curb COVID-19

Trust increases adherence to non-pharmaceutical interventions that curb COVID-19

Study shows risk of MIS-C post mRNA vaccination against COVID-19 in children with autoimmune complications

Study shows risk of MIS-C post mRNA vaccination against COVID-19 in children with autoimmune complications

Inactivated virion-based vaccine confers robust cell-mediated immunity against major SARS-CoV-2 variants

Inactivated virion-based vaccine confers robust cell-mediated immunity against major SARS-CoV-2 variants

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