Shirley Samuel-Abraham, Ph.D.

Shirley Samuel-Abraham, Ph.D., is a distinguished cancer immunologist with a decade of experience in the field of oncology. She earned her Ph.D. from Baylor University and honed her expertise during a three-year postdoctoral research fellowship at Northwestern University, Chicago, where she delved into the molecular mechanisms of prostate cancer.

Shirley’s extensive background in medical writing has established her as a trusted expert in the pharmaceutical industry. Over the years, she has collaborated with leading pharmaceutical agencies, contributing to a diverse array of therapeutic areas including oncology, immunology, psychiatry, dermatology, and rare diseases. Her expertise spans across various facets of medical writing, from publications and regulatory writing to the increasingly pivotal domain of promotional medical writing.

In her recent roles, Shirley has played a key part in developing critical content for a wide range of projects. These include pipeline, speaker, and core decks, medical information letters, and national broadcasts. She has also been instrumental in creating HEOR documents such as AMCP dossiers and HRQOL instruments, as well as clinical reports, patient case studies, advisory boards, and scientific publications.

Shirley’s work is characterized by her meticulous attention to detail, profound understanding of complex scientific concepts, and her ability to convey these ideas clearly and effectively to both professional and lay audiences. Her contributions continue to shape the landscape of medical communications, driving forward the dissemination of vital information in the fight against cancer and other challenging diseases.