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Heather Frank

Heather Frank

Heather is a science correspondent for WORLD. She is a graduate of World Journalism Institute, the University of Maryland, and Carnegie Mellon University. She has worked in both food and chemical product development, and currently works as a research chemist. Heather resides with her family in Pittsburgh, Pa.


Articles by Heather Frank
Bright as a bug

Bright as a bug

SCIENCE | Fruit flies shed light on age-related cognitive decline

SCIENCE | Brain cell mutations from mitochondria may shorten life

SCIENCE | FDA allows menthol-flavored vapes on the market

HEALTH | Study may suggest a link between tattoos and lymphoma


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SCIENCE | Recent research points to health benefits and risks of the popular drug

SCIENCE | A recent surge of academic fraud spells trouble for scientific integrity