Miriam Fauzia

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washington, district of columbia, united states

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Common goals: Man v Fat Soccer helps North Texas men team up to shed pounds

Inside the TOCA Soccer Center at The Colony, men in blue, green and black jerseys are lining up for a pregame weigh-in. “You gained two pounds,” coach Anthony Williams, 49, tells the first man who steps on the digital scale. Williams, a nutritionist and p... See more

dallasnews.com•Miriam Fauzia•Jan 10, 2026

Humans can't make vitamin C. A parasite may explain why

Millions of years ago, our ancestors lost the ability to make vitamin C. It’s long been unclear why. But Dallas researchers may have uncovered an explanation — and it involves parasitic infections. At the Children’s Medical Center Research Institute at UT... See more

dallasnews.com•Miriam Fauzia•Jan 7, 2026

Robotic arm made in North Texas could help in rehab and the workplace

What if you could wear a robotic device that boosted your strength and endurance, making heavy lifting and other physical tasks feel almost effortless? In some labs and factories, that high-tech future is creeping into real life. Scientists at the Univers... See more

seattletimes.com•Miriam Fauzia•Jan 1, 2026

Dallas researchers scan teen brains during counseling to target alcohol misuse

For many teens, drinking can feel like a rite of passage. But for some, it’s the first step toward misuse and addiction. To help young people struggling with alcohol, researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas are embarking on a five-year project th... See more

dallasnews.com•Miriam Fauzia•Dec 29, 2025

At Fort Worth Zoo, scientists gather to fight deadly elephant herpesvirus

On a cool December afternoon at the Fort Worth Zoo, Lady Bird splashes her tiny trunk in a watering hole while her mother, Bluebonnet, and honorary aunt Angel flank her like bodyguards. To zoogoers watching the fuzzy, 3-foot-tall and over 650-pound elepha... See more

dallasnews.com•Miriam Fauzia•Dec 12, 2025

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Masters, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology at Georgetown UniversityGraduated: 2024

Master Of Science, Journalism at Boston UniversityGraduated: 2020

Bachelors, Liberal Arts at Harvard Extension SchoolGraduated: 2014

Bachelors, Liberal Arts at Harvard UniversityGraduated: 2014

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Common goals: Man v Fat Soccer helps North Texas men team up to shed pounds

Humans can't make vitamin C. A parasite may explain why

Robotic arm made in North Texas could help in rehab and the workplace

Dallas researchers scan teen brains during counseling to target alcohol misuse

At Fort Worth Zoo, scientists gather to fight deadly elephant herpesvirus

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Common goals: Man v Fat Soccer helps North Texas men team up to shed pounds

Humans can't make vitamin C. A parasite may explain why

Robotic arm made in North Texas could help in rehab and the workplace

Dallas researchers scan teen brains during counseling to target alcohol misuse

At Fort Worth Zoo, scientists gather to fight deadly elephant herpesvirus

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