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Dr. Cornelia Hainer is our Head of Science at Clue. She holds a doctorate in biology with a focus on female reproductive health. At Clue, her tasks are diverse and include overseeing the creation of medical & scientific content, incorporating expertise into product development, and coordinating various research projects.
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