Brian W. Wu

I Believe in the Power of Stories

I love to write in-depth articles for websites and blogs.
Trying to change the world. One story at at ime.

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    About Brian W. Wu PhD

    Stories are powerful. They deliver knowledge through experience and emotion.

    I’m a writer, author, and advisor who believes in the power of stories and aim to deliver its multiple benefits throughout all my roles.

    I received my PhD in 2015 and my MD in 2017 from the Keck USC School of Medicine. I am currently a psychiatry resident at USC and believe in holistic care. I’ve founded Health Stories for Kids (formerly known as Storybook Illustrated Guides) because I want to help children understand the medical conditions they acquire, so that they can take good care of themselves and lead full lives.

    As a freelance writer/blogger, my style of writing is versatile and I’m always motivated to deliver exceptional content. I have more than five years of experience in topics related to health, technology, science, lifestyle, business and finance. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me via email or social media.

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