Vijaya Iyer is a freelance science writer for BioNews Services. She has contributed content to their several disease-specific websites, including cystic fibrosis, multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, among others.
She holds a PhD in Microbiology from Kansas State University, where her research focused on molecular biology, bacterial interactions, metabolism, and animal models to study bacterial infections. Following the completion of her PhD, Dr. Iyer went on to complete three postdoctoral fellowships at Kansas State University, University of Miami and Temple University.
She joined BioNews Services to utilize her scientific background and writing skills to help patients and caregivers remain abreast with important scientific breakthroughs.
Articles by Vijaya Iyer
Recent Posts
- The last 24 hours with my oldest daughter, who had Rett syndrome
- Problems in how nerve cells degrade waste may underlie Rett, study finds
- ID’d microRNAs may serve as Rett disease progression biomarkers
- Marvel’s MB204 improves social behaviors in Rett mice in study
- Rett girl has severe immune reaction to high dose of NGN-401
- Our daughter’s wings helped runners fly across the finish line
- Meaningful gains in skills seen with Rett gene therapy in trial: Data
- Intranasal delivery of human NGF eases Rett symptoms in mice
- Female Rett syndrome mouse model mimics patient gene dysregulation
- Finding my ‘web of support’ during the most difficult days