Biography
Kelli Miller Stacy
Kelli Miller Stacy is an award-winning writer who has been covering health and medicine for nearly 20 years. Her work has appeared in a variety of consumer and scientific publications, including The Scientist, Popular Science, UCLA Healthy Years, the Cleveland Clinic Men's Health Advisor, Weill-Cornell Women's Health Advisor, Mt. Sinai's Focus on Healthy Aging, and Arthritis Today. She is co-author of the book Encyclopedia of the Human Body: The Endocrine System. Her articles have also appeared on Babycenter.com, CancerSource.com, CBSHealthwatch.com, and other health-related web sites.
She is the former editorial director for A.D.A.M., Inc., where she managed content for an online health encyclopedia and in-depth patient care reports. Stacy has also held positions as executive producer for science and health video news service and as a news writer for The Weather Channel.
In 2006, Stacy received the American Medical Association's Eric Martin Award for excellence in medical reporting for her cover story article, “Therapeutic MAbs: Saving Lives and Making Billions," which appeared in The Scientist.
She is a former recipient of the National Press Foundation's mini-fellowship on cancer reporting and is certified by the Board of Editors in the Life Sciences.
Her interest in science and medicine stems from her experience as a pharmacy technician and the pursuance of a pharmacy degree while in college. (In the end, she opted for journalism.)
Stacy lives in suburban Atlanta with her husband and son.
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