Roni Caryn Rabin

Roni Caryn Rabin is an established health and science writer for The New York Times, where she has built a reputation for covering complex medical research and health policy issues. She holds a Master of Science degree and has been reporting on health topics for the publication for several years. Rabin has demonstrated particular expertise in writing about alcohol research, vaccine-related health effects, women's health issues, and medical studies. Her reporting style tends to be thorough and research-focused, often diving deep into scientific studies and their implications for public health policy. She has shown willingness to tackle controversial health topics and has been involved in reporting that has influenced major research decisions, including coverage that led to the cancellation of a significant NIH-funded study on moderate drinking. Her work extends beyond traditional health reporting to include wellness topics and emerging health trends. As a science reporter, she has been recognized for her ability to translate complex medical research into accessible journalism for general audiences.