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Grace Chung

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  • Senior Editor, Wealth Team, Forbes
New York, Singapore
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Senior editor @forbes focused on wealth and billionaires.

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Polygenic risk-informed white matter integrity improves deep learning-based prediction of youth depression

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By Jungyoun Janice Min, Heehwan Wang, Eunji Lee, Bo-Gyeom Kim, Gakyung Kim, Seung Yun Choi, Kahyun Choi, Sung Hee Hong, Yumin Jang, Yu Jin Rah, Ji Kim, Seunghui Han, Kyung Hwa Lee, Junhyung Kim, Milenna Van Dijk, Jae-Won Kim, Grace Chung Verified, Dongil Chung, Sang Lee, Yoonjung Yoonie Joo, Jiook Cha
| Nature Verified
Abstract Early detection of youth depression is crucial, given its rising prevalence and long-term consequences. Although genetic factors contribute significantly to youth depression, their integration with neuroimaging remains limited. This study aims to bridge the gap by predicting youth depression through a combined genetic and neuroimaging framework.
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Are Handbags Over? - PurseBop

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By Grace Chung Verified
| pursebop.com
Reports of the death of the luxury handbag are greatly exaggerated, to misuse a misquote from Mark Twain. By now you’ve seen the headlines from the New York Times and Wall Street Journal addressing how handbags are no longer the prestigious and coveted luxury item of recent years. IG and TikTok influencers amplify the message, giving their takes on why high-end designer bags are losing their allure, and brands are losing their market. Image courtesy: @ela via TikTok But, not so fast.
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Ranked: America’s richest self-made women 2026

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By Grace Chung Verified
| Forbes Australia Verified
Published on June 4, 2026 (L-R) Daniela Amodei, Diane Hendricks, and Luana Lopes Lara (Anthropic; Gabriela Hasbun for Forbes; Alexander Karnyukhin for Forbes) “In some ways I really think of myself as a generalist… if you look through my background, you would [say], ‘what is this lady actually good at?’ Right? ‘She doesn’t have a law degree.
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