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  • Sayre Communications

Carolyn Sayre is a medical journalist who has covered everything from diabetes and nuclear fusion to animal prosthetics and her husband’s beard. She was formerly the head reporter for the Briefing Section at TIME Magazine and head interviewer for the “10 Questions” Column. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, Newsweek, US News & World Report, TIME Magazine, Redbook, Health.com and WebMD. She has appeared for guest spots on CNN, Inside Edition and NPR.

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