Lori Solomon is an Atlanta-based writer specializing in health policy, public health, and medicine. She is recognized for her attention to detail, thorough research, and her ability to tell compelling stories while always meeting deadlines.

Lori has proven the versatility of her writing skills with a diverse portfolio of assignments including features, news, and consumer health education pieces. She has written for both consumer and professional audiences in print and digital media. Consumer-focused clients include Emory University, the Arthritis Foundation, Points of Light Institute, Atlanta Parent, WebMD, and Medical Tribune News Service. Clients with professional audiences include the Georgia Health Policy Center, Bloomberg/BNA's G2 Intelligence, and HealthDay's Physician's Briefing.

Lori began her writing career with traditional journalism training, including an internship at the New York Times and a writing internship at the Sarasota Herald Tribune. She graduated with honors from Emory University with a bachelor’s degree in biology. She also holds a master’s degree in public health with a focus on health policy from Emory University.