Health, Medicine, Biomedical Sciences

LIZ AHLBERG TOUCHSTONE

Touchstone covers biomedical sciences for the News Bureau. She works with faculty and researchers to make health, medicine and biomedical research news accessible to the public. When not working, she can be found chasing after two small children and playing board games with her husband, if said children ever go to sleep.

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