About: Amy Maxmen

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Amy Maxmen (born 1978) is an American science writer and journalist who is a senior reporter at Nature. She covers evolution, medicine, science policy and scientists. She was awarded the Victor Kohn Prize for Excellence in Medical Science Reporting for her coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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