About Tara Moroz, PhD
Scientist • Communicator • Founder
I’m Tara Moroz, PhD — scientist and communicator with decades of experience translating complex human research into clear, evidence-informed insight.
Across global, U.S., and Canadian roles, I’ve led medical and scientific strategy, evidence generation and interpretation, publication strategy, scientific communication, and cross-functional collaboration across multiple therapeutic areas and stages of development.
The throughline throughout my career has been the same: understanding what the evidence actually supports, where uncertainty remains, and how complex findings can be communicated clearly without stripping away their nuance.
After decades working with human research, I became increasingly interested in what happens when evidence moves beyond scientific and medical settings and into everyday life — where headlines, influencers, algorithms, commercial claims, and rapidly evolving technologies all compete for attention.
That led me to create Beyond the Buzz.
Each week, I start with a question I genuinely want to understand, go into the research, and work toward what I call Evidence Clarity. That means moving beyond simply asking “Does this work?” to the more useful question “Is this worth it?” — what does the evidence mean for the decision someone is actually trying to make, what remains uncertain, and what may be worth their time, money, attention, or concern.
I do the research so you don’t have to.
Beyond the Buzz explores health, technology, and culture through that lens, while The Evidence Edit provides the full transcript, references, and evidence behind each episode.
My broader work sits at the intersection of scientific evidence, strategy, and communication — translating complexity into insight that people and organizations can actually use.
Selected writing & publications
‘Authentic’ health advice isn’t the same as evidence-based — Healthy Debate (2026)
People increasingly are turning to AI for health questions but should it be trusted? — Healthy Debate (2026)
From Discovery Through Delivery: Patient-Focused Development of Gene Therapies for Rare Diseases — Scientific American (2021)
Additional peer-reviewed publications available on LinkedIn