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Jessica Wallace is a senior pharmaceuticals writer at Biology Insights, reporting on drug regulation and labeling. She translates packaging inserts and approval filings into everyday summaries. Wallace worked on clinical trial documentation and regulatory filings for pharmaceutical developers. She studied biology and technical communication at the graduate level and lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

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