SaVida Health Author Profile
Tabitha Britt
Medical Writer, Editor & Journalist
Translating complex health information into clear, accurate, and compassionate guidance for patients, families, and communities.
About TabithaAbout Tabitha Britt
Tabitha Britt is a medical writer, editor, and journalist with more than 15 years of professional experience. She specializes in making complex health information understandable, useful, and approachable for the people who need it.
Her reporting and editorial work have focused extensively on women’s health, chronic illness, and sexual wellness. As a contributor to SaVida Health, Tabitha applies the same evidence-informed, reader-first approach to educational content about addiction treatment, behavioral health, recovery support, and outpatient care.
Tabitha is the founding editor-in-chief of DO YOU ENDO, an award-winning digital publication created for people living with endometriosis. Through the publication, she has helped elevate patient experiences while providing accessible reporting on a complex, often misunderstood chronic condition.
Her health and medical reporting has appeared in major national outlets, including National Geographic, Everyday Health, Medical News Today, and Business Insider.
Tabitha holds a Master of Arts in Creative Publishing and Critical Journalism from The New School for Social Research and is a graduate of Sextech School. Her background in journalism, editing, and independent health publishing supports a careful editorial process grounded in research, clarity, empathy, and respect for each reader’s lived experience.
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