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Margie Profet: a Promising Scientist Vanishes Without a Trace
Published in Women's Health Weekly, July 23rd, 2009
Now, more than 15 years after she made headlines as a young scientific "It Girl," the most striking thing about Profet is how her life suddenly stopped. One day she was at Harvard University and the next day she wasn't. The prodigal prodigy vanished into thin air, disappeared without a trace.
What happened to this anti-establishment thinker whose Sheryl Crow looks and beautiful mind made her a media darling' Weekly Scientist tackles that...
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