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Julie Corliss

Executive Editor, Harvard Heart Letter

Julie Corliss has been the executive editor of the Harvard Heart Letter since 2013. She also writes for the Harvard Health Letter, Harvard Women’s Health Watch, and Harvard Men’s Health Watch, as well as for Harvard Health Publishing’s flagship website. Julie’s work has been published by the Center for Science in the Public Interest, UptoDate, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute Bulletin, and the Massachusetts Medical Society. Julie 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

Keto diet is not healthy and may harm the heart featured image

Heart Health

Keto diet is not healthy and may harm the heart

Dog bites: How to prevent or treat them featured image

Healthy aging and longevity

Dog bites: How to prevent or treat them

Push past your resistance to strength training featured image

Heart Health

Push past your resistance to strength training

Putting processed foods into perspective featured image

Heart Health

Putting processed foods into perspective

Update on atrial fibrillation featured image

Heart Health

Update on atrial fibrillation

Diabetes remission may lower risk of kidney disease and heart disease featured image

Diseases & Conditions

Diabetes remission may lower risk of kidney disease and heart disease

Combining cardio and strength exercises may lower heart risks featured image

Heart Health

Combining cardio and strength exercises may lower heart risks

Deep-vein blood clots: Are you at risk? featured image

Heart Health

Deep-vein blood clots: Are you at risk?

For controlling blood pressure, telemedicine may beat clinic visits featured image

Heart Health

For controlling blood pressure, telemedicine may beat clinic visits

Seeking a second opinion: When, why, and how? featured image

Heart Health

Seeking a second opinion: When, why, and how?

How much do you sit, stand, and move each day? featured image

Heart Health

How much do you sit, stand, and move each day?

Television watching in young adults linked to later heart-related risks featured image

Heart Health

Television watching in young adults linked to later heart-related risks

Couples often share high blood pressure diagnosis featured image

Heart Health

Couples often share high blood pressure diagnosis

A vegan diet may be better for heart health than an omnivore diet featured image

Heart Health

A vegan diet may be better for heart health than an omnivore diet

Device of the month: Body-weight scale featured image

Heart Health

Device of the month: Body-weight scale

Dietary salt and blood pressure: A complex connection featured image

Heart Health

Dietary salt and blood pressure: A complex connection

A new tool to predict heart disease risk featured image

Heart Health

A new tool to predict heart disease risk

Does a coronary stent make sense for stable angina? featured image

Heart Health

Does a coronary stent make sense for stable angina?

Gene therapy for cardiovascular disease featured image

Heart Health

Gene therapy for cardiovascular disease

Which migraine medications are most helpful? featured image

Pain

Which migraine medications are most helpful?

Do you need to check for narrowed arteries in your neck? featured image

Heart Health

Do you need to check for narrowed arteries in your neck?

When blood pressure falls after you stand up featured image

Heart Health

When blood pressure falls after you stand up

Anti-obesity drug lowers heart-related problems featured image

Heart Health

Anti-obesity drug lowers heart-related problems

The portfolio diet: A smart investment for your heart featured image

Heart Health

The portfolio diet: A smart investment for your heart

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