Maggie F.

Maggie F. has a comprehensive work experience in journalism, with a focus on health, science, and technology. Maggie has worked for various prestigious organizations throughout their career. Starting in 1985, they worked as a correspondent for Mutual Radio News, covering events in Beirut, Hong Kong, and other regions. Maggie then worked as a correspondent and desk editor at Reuters in London, covering stories related to conflicts, royal affairs, and financial regulation in Europe. From 1997 to 2006, they served as a Health and Science Correspondent for Reuters in Washington, where they transformed the beat into an award-winning part of the agency's news file. Following that, they became the Global Health and Science Editor for Reuters, responsible for managing international specialist reporters covering medical and scientific news. From 2011 to 2012, they worked as the Managing Editor for Technology and Healthcare at National Journal, where they established a new technology vertical and managed the healthcare team. Maggie then joined NBC News as a Senior Writer, contributing health and medical stories to the NBC news website and TODAY. In 2019, they began writing a book about the healthcare crisis in the U.S. and its connection to alternative medicine. After that, they became a Senior Editor in the CNN Health Unit, overseeing reporting, editing, and advising shows and digital teams across the network. Currently, they work as a Writing Contributor for The Fuller Project, contributing to their publication. Outside of these positions, Maggie has also worked as a consultant, writer, and host, utilizing their expertise in health, science, and global events, with consulting editor roles at WebMD and as a podcast host for OneHealth Trust.

Maggie F. has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism from the University of South Carolina. However, no specific information is provided regarding the duration of their enrollment or any previous education they may have received.