My professional health blogging career started with writing Ligolab.com - LIS & RCM Laboratory Informatics Platform. I wrote extensively about how and why their laboratory information system (LIS) was a must-have for every busy pathology lab. I also wrote aplenty for testdirectly.com which was a sister concern for ligolab.com. Nicholas Benedict (Nic), of king-edward.com very graciously wrote the following for me:

I have written a lot of SEO-curated content for this niche for US clients. Samples and client feedback can be seen on my Upwork profile here: https://www.upwork.com/freelancers/~014449c273bf8a0256)

I have also written copiously for a UK-based client regarding male and female infertility. This included writing about common causes of infertility of both genders. A major chunk of the work is to read through the latest research articles on the subject and write for a non-medical audience. The themes included the newest treatment options - medical and surgical. It was very educational for me too and I enjoyed that work a lot.

I wrote a book on 'Hormones, Homeostasis and the Immune System' published by Worth Press UK. The audience of this book was the non-professionals - mostly college science students. It explained how the human body works, what can go wrong, and how to support it (duly supported by tables, diagrams, and colour illustrations).