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Julie Corliss

Executive Editor, Harvard Heart Letter

Julie Corliss is the executive editor of the Harvard Heart Letter. Before working at Harvard, she was a medical writer and editor at HealthNews, a consumer newsletter affiliated with The New England Journal of Medicine. She is co-author of Break Through Your Set Point: How to Finally Lose the Weight You Want and Keep it Off. Julie earned a BA in biology from Oberlin College and a master’s certificate in science communication from the University of California at Santa Cruz.

Posts by Julie Corliss

Even a “weekend warrior” exercise pattern can lower heart risks featured image

Heart Health

Even a “weekend warrior” exercise pattern can lower heart risks

Pill form of popular weight-loss drug lowers heart risks featured image

Heart Health

Pill form of popular weight-loss drug lowers heart risks

Diets rich in plant-based foods linked to healthy aging featured image

Nutrition

Diets rich in plant-based foods linked to healthy aging

Direct-to-consumer genetic tests for heart disease featured image

Heart Health

Direct-to-consumer genetic tests for heart disease

More than a stretch: How yoga can enhance heart health featured image

Heart Health

More than a stretch: How yoga can enhance heart health

Peripheral artery disease: An update featured image

Heart Health

Peripheral artery disease: An update

Heart-healthy dinner ideas from Harvard doctors featured image

Heart Health

Heart-healthy dinner ideas from Harvard doctors

Cannabis and heart concerns: A closer look featured image

Heart Health

Cannabis and heart concerns: A closer look

A faster, safer treatment for a common heart rhythm disorder? featured image

Heart Health

A faster, safer treatment for a common heart rhythm disorder?

Cold plunges: Healthy or harmful for your heart? featured image

Heart Health

Cold plunges: Healthy or harmful for your heart?

Break out of your breakfast rut featured image

Heart Health

Break out of your breakfast rut

Calcium score, coaching, and statins may slow plaque buildup featured image

Heart Health

Calcium score, coaching, and statins may slow plaque buildup

Drug to slow aortic stenosis shows early promise featured image

Heart Health

Drug to slow aortic stenosis shows early promise

Plant-based oils are better than butter for your heart featured image

Heart Health

Plant-based oils are better than butter for your heart

When the doctor needs a new heart valve featured image

Heart Health

When the doctor needs a new heart valve

Stand up for your heart featured image

Heart Health

Stand up for your heart

Replacing sitting with standing and walking improves cholesterol featured image

Heart Health

Replacing sitting with standing and walking improves cholesterol

Stopping anti-clotting drugs for afib may raise stroke risk featured image

Heart Health

Stopping anti-clotting drugs for afib may raise stroke risk

Telehealth may help maintain healthy blood pressure featured image

Heart Health

Telehealth may help maintain healthy blood pressure

A faster, more accurate way to diagnose heart disease? featured image

Heart Health

A faster, more accurate way to diagnose heart disease?

A three-pronged approach to exercise featured image

Exercise & Fitness

A three-pronged approach to exercise

New insights about the risks from a

Heart Health

New insights about the risks from a "hole" in the heart

Eat cheese, if you please featured image

Heart Health

Eat cheese, if you please

How well do TV medical dramas portray heart disease? featured image

Heart Health

How well do TV medical dramas portray heart disease?

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