<ul><li>Contributed original writing and reporting to various print and online publications, including Consumer Reports, TIME Health, Vox, GQ, Outside Magazine, Medium, Fast Company, Adweek, The Outline, The Guardian, and MM&amp;M.</li><li>Ghostwrote articles and white papers for executives and thought leaders.</li><li>Produced sponsored content for brands, from startups to Fortune 500 companies.</li></ul>

Writer & Editor

<ul><li>Assigned and edited lifestyle-focused stories on health, travel, and fitness for Fortune.com.</li><li>Edited raceAhead, Fortune’s daily newsletter on race and diversity in business.</li><li>Researched, fact-checked, and wrote stories for Fortune franchises, including Fortune 500, 40 Under 40, Most Powerful Women, and 100 Best Companies to Work For.</li><li>Wrote stories, primarily focused on digital health and startups for online and print, including a feature in the 2017 Fortune 500 issue.</li></ul>

Associate Editor

<ul><li>Pitched and wrote daily stories for Venture, Fortune.com’s vertical dedicated to startups and founders.</li><li>Produced Term Sheet, a daily newsletter about venture capital and private equity.</li><li>Launched and edited Tools of the Trade, a weekly series in which experts shared tips for living a more productive life. Columnists included a professor of neuroscience at MIT, a nutrition professor at Stanford, and a professor of cognitive psychology at Williams College.</li></ul>

Venture Reporter

<ul><li>Assigned and edited stories for Entrepreneur.com, ranging from breaking news coverage to in-depth features from staff reporters and freelance writers.</li><li><span style="color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.9);">Covered technology, small business news, digital health, and business psychology.</span></li><li>Reported video features on high-profile entrepreneurs and executives, including an interview series featuring ex-Apple CEO John Sculley.</li><li>Promoted the magazine at conferences, including moderating a panel on overcoming startup challenges in the biotech industry at SXSW 2015.</li></ul>

Associate Editor & Staff Writer

A guide to the complex variables that determine what you pay

Why Does Medicine Cost So Much? Here's How Drug Prices Are Set

Laura Entis

Modern life has led to greater isolation, which can fuel an array of disorders. If there are medications for social pains like depression and anxiety, why not loneliness?

Scientists are working on a pill for loneliness

Coworking spaces, friendship apps, and adult dorms are selling human connection.

Can you buy a cure for loneliness?

Peak wellness is just a few hundred dollars per month away.

Wellness for the Well-to-Do

Navigating the pharmaceutical industrys disease awareness campaign rabbit hole

Have We Got a Cure for You!

Wrote about the launch of carpooling in China, a service that allows drivers to pick up passengers on their way to and from work.

Uber Launches a New Carpooling Service in China

Created an article on JetBlue's self-boarding process in which paper tickets are replaced with biometric facial recognition scans.

JetBlue to Replace Boarding Passes With Face Scans on Some Flights

Produced an article about the partnership of two powerhouses in creating self-driving cars.

Google and Ford Reportedly Teaming Up to Build Self-Driving Cars

Wrote on the use of smartphones and wearables for advertisers to determine their consumers' mindset.

Ads That Know How Fast Your Heart Is Beating

Wrote about Dome Alert, an alert system that detects flooding and freezing conditions along with carbon monoxide and fire threats.

This 'Home Disaster Alert System' Is Catching Fire on Kickstarter

Edited raceAhead, Fortune’s daily newsletter on race and diversity in business.

raceAhead

Created content for Entrepreneur.com featuring a lingerie company that uses technology to make the shopping experience, as well as the bras themselves, more comfortable.

A Bra Company That Uses Smartphones to Find the Right Fit Just Raised $8 Million

Wrote about a new clinical trial that is attempting to track how participants suffering from depression respond to mental health apps.

Can Smartphone Drug Trials Improve Medical Care?

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Laura Entis is a writer and editor with experience writing and copyediting for various print and online publications as well as ghostwriting for entrepreneurs and Fortune 500 executives and producing sponsored content for brands. Her work has appeared in Fortune Magazine, Fast Company, Vox, TIME Health, GQ, The Guardian, Consumer Reports, Medium, The Outline, Health.com, Outside Magazine, and The Hollywood Reporter. At Entrepreneur Media, she has written multiple stories covering technology, small business news, digital health, and business psychology.

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Why Does Medicine Cost So Much? Here's How Drug Prices Are Set

Scientists are working on a pill for loneliness

Can you buy a cure for loneliness?

Wellness for the Well-to-Do

Have We Got a Cure for You!

Uber Launches a New Carpooling Service in China

Why Does Medicine Cost So Much? Here's How Drug Prices Are Set

Scientists are working on a pill for loneliness

Can you buy a cure for loneliness?

Wellness for the Well-to-Do

Have We Got a Cure for You!

Uber Launches a New Carpooling Service in China