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TURNA RAY is a reporter based in New York City. She writes a monthly column for The Daily Telegraph. Concurrently, she is the editor for a weekly publication on personalized medicine at GenomeWeb, a biotechnology publisher. Formerly as a reporter for The Pink Sheet, the premier trade publication covering the pharmaceutical industry and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Ray produced daily breaking news coverage, as well as analytical industry outlook pieces.

Ray's work has been published in The Asian Age, The Sunday Times (London), Foreign Policy Magazine, U.N. Wire, National Review, The Times of India, among others. A versatile writer, Ray is available for freelance assignments on a variety of topics, including music, politics, science and business.

Born in Calcutta, her passion for writing and journalism was cultivated during childhood. Please contact her for freelance assignments or feedback regarding any of the articles on this website via the contact form.