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Laurie Hays

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As seen in: Fuller Project for International Reporting, Business Insider, The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance, Fortune, MarketWatch, Barron's
Former CEO/EIC The Fuller Project, former Sr. Exec Ed @Business Bloomberg, former deputy managing ed @WSJ, former Edelman/Brunswick, Hays Advisors.
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The FDA and My Daughter’s Death From Cancer

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By Laurie Hays Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
My 33-year-old daughter died in 2022 from metastatic melanoma, which had spread throughout her body and taken over her brilliant brain. Claire Hays Montaigne, a new mother and a physician, lived heroically for two years with her cancer as we and her doctors scoured the globe for a breakthrough drug. Her hopes of survival dashed, Claire didn’t complain—except for one time. After she emerged from a grueling two-week stint in the hospital, I told her that she looked beautiful despite everything.
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‘We have no hope’: What Pakistan's expulsion of Afghan refugees means for women

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By Neha Wadekar Verified, Ruwaida Amer, Laurie Hays Verified, Xanthe Scharff
| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified
When the Taliban took over Afghanistan in August 2021, they stripped women of their basic rights to work and education. Many families, especially those headed by women, felt they had no choice but to leave. Most of them ended up in neighboring Pakistan and Iran, which for decades have hosted large numbers of Afghan refugees. That all changed last year when the Pakistani government announced it would forcefully deport undocumented immigrants who hadn’t voluntarily left by November.
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Gaza’s Widows Are Fighting for Their Families’ Lives

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By Laurie Hays Verified, Xanthe Scharff, Sarah McClure, Sarah Mcclure
| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified
GAZA—As bombs rain down on Gaza, Maryam Abu Akar has managed to escape death twice. But her loved ones have not. Maryam’s 17-year-old daughter, Sarah, was killed when a bomb landed on their two-story home on Oct. 17—ripping the teenager’s body in half. In the wake of Sarah’s death, Maryam relied on her husband, Salama, for support. “He helped me bear the loss of my daughter.
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