ntih maraitte

Freelance Medical writer/Physician

Kenya

I am a medical doctor with over 5 years of clinical experience, currently pursuing a Masters in thoracic and cardiovascular surgery.
Passionate about creating an impact beyond the walls of the hospital, I am also a medical writer.
Leveraging my clinical and research experience, I translate complex medical information into clear, accurate, easy-to-understand information for different audiences.
This includes patient education materials and continuing medical education for healthcare providers.
I am also passionate about research and have published research papers.
I provide medical writing services for health websites, medical communication agencies, health startups, CME providers, pharmaceutical companies, health blogs, and hospitals
I am detail-oriented and ensure my writing is evidence-based, up-to-date, clear, and adapted to the intended audience.
You can find some samples of my work in this portfolio

Portfolio

Patient education articles

Google Docs
09/22/2026
Hypertension in pregnancy: causes and treatment

High blood pressure in pregnancy can affect both mother and baby and may lead to serious complications. Learn about the signs, risks, treatment, prevention, and what happens after delivery.

Heart Health simplified
08/11/2026
How high blood pressure affects your heart

By Dr Ntih Maraitte Did you know that about 1 in 3 adults has high blood pressure, and more than half don't even know it? High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, quietly damages the heart and many other organs for years before symptoms ever appear.

Heart Health simplified
07/17/2026
Benefits of exercise to the heart

By Dr Ntih Maraitte Photo credit: roxanewilliam1920 What if I told you there is a treatment that lowers blood of heart disease, improves your mood, helps control diabetes, helps you live longer? Yes, that treatment exists and its exercise. Simply put, moving your body is very good for your heart and overall health.

Heart Health simplified
05/31/2026
Recovering from a heart attack: what to expect and how to protect your heart

By Dr Ntih Maraitte For many, the days after a heart attack are filled with fear and uncertainty. The constant worry about survival, work, physical activity and the fear of another heart attack can be overwhelming. This is a normal reaction. The good news is recovery is possible but It takes time and effort.

Published scientific articles