Ashley P. Taylor is a writer based in Brooklyn, New York. As a science writer, she focuses on molecular biology and health, though she enjoys learning about experiments of all kinds. Ashley's work has appeared in Live Science, The New York Times blogs, The Scientist, Yale Medicine and PopularMechanics.com. Ashley studied biology at Oberlin College, worked in several labs and earned a master's degree in science journalism from New York University's Science, Health and Environmental Reporting Program.
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Cardiac Arrest Deadlier in a High Rise, Study SaysPeople are more likely to survive cardiac arrest if they live below the third floor, a new study finds.
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Ebola Returns: 2nd Case of Relapse Raises QuestionsBy Ashley P. Taylor Published
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Male Seahorses Act Like Pregnant Mammals, Study SuggestsPregnant male seahorses tend to develop embryos similarly to the way mammals do, new research shows.
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Sumatran Rhino Goes Extinct in the Wild in MalaysiaThe Sumatran rhino is now considered extinct in the wild in the Southeast Asian country of Malaysia, according to a new study.
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Why Conservatives Have Better Self-ControlBy Ashley P. Taylor Published

