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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

An icky ticket to better health

The FDA approves the first oral treatment for Clostridioides difficile infections

A technology that fuses mixed plastics could revolutionize recycling, but questions remain about its economic feasibility

SCIENCE | A common bacteria could help shrink tumors

BACKGROUNDER | Evaluating environmental claims about natural gas cooking amid a regulatory clampdown


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As NASA chugs along with missions to the moon and beyond, experts weigh in on the international frenzy to explore space

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Intelligent design experts push back against evolutionary hypotheses

Christian psychiatrists and counselors weigh in on a study showing huge declines in high schoolers’ mental well-being

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A new study links greater exposure to screen time as a baby to cognitive decline at age 9