Sarah Anderson, PhD

Sarah Anderson, PhD

Sarah Anderson joined Drug Discovery News as an assistant editor in 2022. She earned her PhD in chemistry and master’s degree in science journalism from Northwestern University. She served as managing editor of the Illinois Science Council’s “Science Unsealed” blog and has written for Discover MagazineAstronomy MagazineChicago Health Magazine, and others. She enjoys reading at the beach, listening to Taylor Swift, and cuddling her cat, Augustus.

Articles by Sarah Anderson, PhD

A person’s clasped hands turn red in the cold.
| 5 min read
A grey photo of a person’s lower back with his hand clutching his left side overlaid with a drawing of kidneys in red and blue.
| 10 min read
A close-up shot of an eye shows a contact lens over the iris and redness in the white of the eye.
| 9 min read
A drawing of a person’s head showing their brain with blue and purple flashes of light. Next to the head are two neurons, one with a damaged myelin sheath and one with an intact myelin sheath.
| 9 min read
A woman wearing a blue shirt presses her hand to the throat of a mean wearing a blue shirt and drinking from a blue cup.
| 10 min read
A small shopping card holds one gray insulin pen and one blue insulin pen. Blue and white boxes and caps for the pens sit next to the cart.
| 2 min read
On the left, an atomic force microscopy image of a group of light brown TRPV3 ion channels is shown against a black background with white arrow heads pointing to a tetramer and pentamer. In the top right, a close up atomic force microscopy image of the tetramer and pentamer is shown.
| 4 min read
A blue structural drawing of a protein superimposed over a burst of glowing red dots and numbers.
| 4 min read
A drawing of a purple hand with 4 pills in the open palm. One pill contains a syringe. In the background are DNA, antibodies, a cross-sectional diagram of a robotic capsule, and mathematic equations.
| 10+ min read
A side view of a man wearing a button-up shirt, dress pants, and loafers sitting in a box with his hand against the top of the box in a dark room.
| 2 min read
Two microscopy images show a green cell resting on a pink horizontal membrane and breaking through the membrane.
| 3 min read
A group of black and white striped adult zebrafish swim in dark water.
| 10+ min read
A boy wearing a green shirt rests his face against an eye exam machine. Across from him, a doctor wearing a white lab coat examines a screen on the machine.
| 3 min read
A side view of a human eye overlaid with a schematic of the internal eye structures.
| 9 min read
A silhouette of a human torso shows the pancreas in red and a circular inset of a 3D illustration of insulin.
| 7 min read
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