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Jasmin Fox-Skelly is a freelance science journalist who writes about a broad range of topics - from the environment to astronomy, health and the social sciences. For New Scientist she has covered topics ranging from why animals divorce, to how the placenta impacts our health throughout our lives. She has also written for the BBC, Science, and Sky at Night magazine.
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