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Laura Dattaro is a freelance journalist who covers science, health research and policy. Her recent work has been published in Chemical & Engineering News, Nature, Science News and the Scientist, among ...

Heather Schofield is an economist at Cornell University studying development, health and behavioral economics. Her research is focused on how different elements of economic and social disadvantage may ...