Bruce Y. Lee is a Senior Contributor at Forbes. He covers a range of topics including health, medicine, wellness, and science, with a focus on issues like the coronavirus and data related to health organizations such as the FDA and CDC. Bruce's work has been featured in notable publications such as Psychology Today, MedPage Today, and The Lancet.
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Bruce Y. Lee's coverage is wide-ranging, encompassing scientific topics, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, as well as COVID-19. He frequently cites data in his articles and occasionally references press releases.
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