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British science correspondent and editor based, primarily,
in New York for the past 14 years after 10 years as an international, foreign correspondent working around the world. Initially
involved in medical research (biochemistry and immunology), I became both the science editor of pharmaceutical weekly and
the editor of biotechnology monthly publications before tackling technical writer for the U.K.'s Chemical Industries Association
(CIA).
When the number of other foreign assignments increased, I became resident abroad as an international correspondent
for several employers, including the BBC, The Earth Times, Elsevier, IPC and Reed Healthcare. Overseas residences have included
Jordan, Switzerland, Uganda and the U.S.A. from which I have explored health, science, technology and United Nations issues
around Africa, the Middle East, Europe, the Asia-Pacific and N. America.
Currently also working as an independent
consultant, I specialize in HIV/AIDS, cloning, gene therapy, human genome, stem cell research, pharmaceuticals, vaccines and
United Nations concerns. While maintaining a trans-Atlantic career, I am actively raising my children to have a balanced,
international perspective on education and global issues.
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