Marine Marachlian

Marine Marachlian is an oncology resident, clinical researcher and analyst, and Scientific Content Writer at OncoDaily. Her work focuses on oncology, cancer epidemiology, clinical research, evidence synthesis, and public health, with a particular interest in cancer prevention, emerging therapies, supportive cancer care, and science communication. She is passionate about translating complex medical evidence into accurate, accessible, and impactful content that supports healthcare professionals and advances evidence-based oncology practice.

At OncoDaily, Marine writes scientific and medical content covering oncology research, clinical trials, emerging therapies, supportive cancer care, and educational resources. Her work aims to make the latest scientific developments understandable and relevant to clinicians, researchers, and the broader medical community.

Beyond medical writing, Marine is actively involved in clinical and epidemiological research. She presented her research at the 35th European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (ESCMID Global 2025) in Vienna, Austria, where she presented the poster “HIV Stigma and Its Impact on Healthcare Engagement: A Study Among People Living with HIV in Armenia.”

The study explored the impact of HIV-related stigma on healthcare engagement and access to care, highlighting the importance of educational, structural, and public health interventions in improving health outcomes.

As an oncology resident and researcher, Marine is particularly interested in cancer epidemiology, cancer prevention and control, clinical research, health outcomes, and the translation of evidence into clinical practice. She is committed to advancing patient-centered, evidence-based oncology while contributing to research and scientific communication that can improve cancer care.

Through her work in oncology, epidemiology, research, and medical writing, Marine strives to bridge the gap between scientific discovery and clinical practice, making reliable medical knowledge more accessible and contributing to better patient care and public health outcomes.