I am a journalist with more than twenty years of experience covering biology and medicine, first as a staff reporter for the Ann Arbor Observer and then, since 1998, as a freelance writer. My stories have appeared in Science, Nature, Technology Review, Nature Biotechnology, and Nature Medicine, and since 2000 I have been a contributing correspondent for the Journal of the National Cancer Institute (JNCI). I live in Ann Arbor and enjoy exploring the north woods of Michigan and neighboring Ontario, on foot and on skis, in my free time.
Staying alive
Pancreatic tumor cell (left) showing autophagy markers, compared to normal pancreatic ductal cell (right). See "Inducing Indigestion" story. Image courtesy Alec Kimmelman, Harvard University.
