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Clare Wilson
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Clare Wilson is a health journalist focused on medicine, health policy, neuroscience, archaeology and the life sciences. She previously edited medical features for New Scientist and was biomedical reporter. Before that, she was a reporter for Hospital Doctor, a weekly magazine for doctors, and for Scrip, a newsletter for the pharmaceutical industry.
Clare left New Scientist in 2024 and is now a science writer at the i paper. She has won awards from the Medical Journalists’ Association and the Guild of ÎçÒ¹¸£Àû1000¼¯ºÏ Writers. She has a BSc in cell biology from the University of Manchester.
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