Amy Maxmen

languages spoken, written or signed: English

official website: amymaxmen.com

Amy Maxmen (born 1978) is an American science journalist who writes about evolution, medicine, science policy and scientists. She was awarded the Victor Cohn Prize for Excellence in Medical Science Reporting for her coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic, and other awards for her reporting on Ebola and malaria. Source: Wikipedia (en)

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2021-06-08

The COVID lab-leak hypothesis: what scientists do and don’t know

Amy Maxmen
2020-02-01

More than 80 clinical trials launch to test coronavirus treatments

Amy Maxmen
2020-02-01

The next chapter for African genomics

Amy Maxmen
2020-03-01

Biologist exits prestigious post years after violating sexual-harassment policy

Amy Maxmen
2020-03-01

The race to unravel the biggest coronavirus outbreak in the United States

Amy Maxmen
2020-03-13

How much is coronavirus spreading under the radar?

Amy Maxmen
2020-03-01

Scientists exposed to coronavirus wonder: why weren't we notified?

Amy Maxmen
2020-04-01

How blood from coronavirus survivors might save lives

Amy Maxmen
2020-04-01

How poorer countries are scrambling to prevent a coronavirus disaster

Amy Maxmen
2020-04-03

African nations missing from coronavirus trials

Amy Maxmen
2020-04-09

Thousands of coronavirus tests are going unused in US labs

Amy Maxmen
2020-04-10

For Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the end will have to wait

Amy Maxmen
2020-04-21

Untapped potential: More US labs could be providing tests for coronavirus

Amy Maxmen
2019-05-01

Can tracking people through phone-call data improve lives?

Amy Maxmen
2019-03-01

Violence propels Ebola outbreak towards 1,000 cases

Amy Maxmen
2019-10-01

CRISPR might be the banana's only hope against a deadly fungus

Amy Maxmen
2019-12-01

Nature's 10: Ten people who mattered in science in 2019

David Cyranoski, Quirin Schiermeier, Jeff Tollefson, Amy Maxmen, Alexandra Witze, Elizabeth Gibney, Sara Reardon
2019-09-01

Exclusive: Behind the front lines of the Ebola wars

Amy Maxmen
2019-01-01

Scientists despair as US government shutdown drags on

Amy Maxmen, Alexandra Witze, Sara Reardon
2019-01-01

How African scientists are improving cassava to help feed the world

Amy Maxmen
2019-10-01

Controversial 'gay gene' app provokes fears of a genetic Wild West

Amy Maxmen
2019-11-01

California biologists are using wildfires to assess health risks of smoke

Amy Maxmen
2019-01-01

Scientists relieved but wary as US shutdown ends

Amy Maxmen, Alexandra Witze, Jeff Tollefson
2019-05-01

First proven malaria vaccine rolled out in Africa - but doubts linger

Amy Maxmen
2019-02-01

This Nigerian doctor might just prevent the next deadly pandemic

Amy Maxmen
2019-04-12

World Health Organization decides against declaring Ebola emergency as outbreak worsens

Amy Maxmen
2019-02-01

Faster, better, cheaper: the rise of CRISPR in disease detection

Amy Maxmen
2019-12-01

The science news events that shaped 2019

Amy Maxmen, Alexandra Witze, Elizabeth Gibney, Heidi Ledford, David Cyranoski, Jeff Tollefson, Davide Castelvecchi
2019-05-01

The devastating biological consequences of homelessness

Amy Maxmen
2019-08-01

Science under fire: Ebola researchers fight to test drugs and vaccines in a war zone

Amy Maxmen
2019-06-01

World Health Organization resists declaring Ebola emergency - for third time

Amy Maxmen, Sara Reardon
2018-10-25

Rare genetic sequences illuminate early humans’ history in Africa

Amy Maxmen

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