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Jennifer Liu

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As seen in: CNBC Make It, Forbes, MSN, MSN Canada, MSN Ireland, MSN Malaysia, MSN Money Canada, MSN Philippines, MSN Singapore, Business Insider, Color Research & Application and
Senior reporter for @CNBCMakeIt | @Mizzou magazine journalism grad | she/her | 💌: jennifer.liu@nbcuni.com
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These women were laid off while on maternity leave. Yes, it's legal, and probably more common than you thought

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By Jennifer Liu Verified
| MSN Verified
It's never a good time to be laid off. Losing your job with a newborn can be especially hard. Jess Mayhugh got the call from HR while sitting on her couch at home with her newborn son nearby. Just six weeks postpartum and on the early side of her four months of planned maternity leave, the Baltimore-based media professional says she learned her role was being eliminated in the latest round of layoffs at her company.
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AI is making a mess of how humans interact at work

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By Jennifer Liu Verified
| DrWeb's Domain (Podcast)
Work Published Thu, Aug 20 202612:30 PM EDT,Updated 29 Min Ago By Jennifer Liu Illustration: Alisa Stern; Amnaj Khetsamtip, Maria Bobrova / iStock / Getty Images Plus via Getty Images Somewhere in Chicago, one 40-year-old project director spent her summer wondering if she’s been working with a human or a bot. She was recently put on a project with an artificial intelligence expert who started using AI agents to manage his inbox.
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Trimester-dependent vertical transmission of H5N1 influenza virus through placental and mammary routes impairs offspring development

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By Brittany A. Seibert, Maclaine Parish, Sattya N Talukdar, Tianle Zhang, Jennifer Liu Verified, Sabal Chaulagain, Jaiprasath Sachithanandham, Oscar Hernandez, Oscar Hernández, Cosette G Schneider, Lynda Coughlan, Andrew Bowman, Richard Webby, Jack R. Harkema, Andrew Pekosz, Sabra L. Klein
| Nature Verified
Abstract Avian influenza H5N1 has pandemic potential and historically causes more severe disease in pregnant women than the general population. With increasing transmission of H5N1 detected among placental mammals, animal models are necessary for testing countermeasures, including during pregnancy.
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