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Maggie Chen

Maggie is a scientist and science journalist covering health, biology, and bioengineering. She graduated from Harvard College in 2022 with a degree in developmental biology and the history of science. Her writing has appeared in the New York TimesWIREDMassive Science, and Lady Science. She enjoys watching heart cells beat under a microscope, designing children’s books, and making brunch.

Articles by Maggie Chen

A woman holds a newborn baby at the hospital.
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The uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes sit on top of a pink background.
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Two hands holding grapefruits symbolizing breasts, with a pink ribbon for breast cancer in the background.
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Child with black hair has breathing mask for RSV treatment.
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A vaginal swab shows vaginal epithelial cells along with bacteria, indicating bacterial vaginosis.
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A human ear against a backdrop of blonde hair
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A scientist at Entact Bio works in the laboratory.
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An illustration of a DNA double helix with a part of the helix colored red
Hepatitis B virus is shown in orange against a blue background.
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A microscope image shows HIV in red budding from an immune cell in blue.
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An image showing the cross-section histology of the human small intestine.
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An illustration of tweezers removing a piece of a DNA molecule
Computerized, multi-coloured image of DNA and its epigenetic modifications.
Computerized, multi-coloured image of DNA and its epigenetic modifications.
Single-cell sequencing stock image
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