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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

Modified DASH diet lowers blood pressure in people with diabetes featured image

Heart Health

Modified DASH diet lowers blood pressure in people with diabetes

High levels of ocean microplastics linked to heart-related risks featured image

Heart Health

High levels of ocean microplastics linked to heart-related risks

People with Lp(a) gene variant may benefit from daily aspirin featured image

Heart Health

People with Lp(a) gene variant may benefit from daily aspirin

The changing nature of coronary artery disease featured image

Heart Health

The changing nature of coronary artery disease

A 5-step plan to eat more produce featured image

Heart Health

A 5-step plan to eat more produce

Smarter, safer workouts with a wearable fitness tracker featured image

Heart Health

Smarter, safer workouts with a wearable fitness tracker

Food additives and heart health featured image

Heart Health

Food additives and heart health

Brief brain attacks: Short symptoms, long consequences featured image

Heart Health

Brief brain attacks: Short symptoms, long consequences

The many dimensions of a good night’s sleep featured image

Heart Health

The many dimensions of a good night’s sleep

What’s new in blood clot prevention? featured image

Heart Health

What’s new in blood clot prevention?

New drug shows promise for stubbornly high blood pressure featured image

Heart Health

New drug shows promise for stubbornly high blood pressure

Fiber-rich diets may lower the risk of stroke featured image

Heart Health

Fiber-rich diets may lower the risk of stroke

Brisk walking linked to a lower risk of abnormal heart rhythms featured image

Heart Health

Brisk walking linked to a lower risk of abnormal heart rhythms

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

Peripheral artery disease: An update featured image

Heart Health

Peripheral artery disease: An update

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

Heart Health

More than a stretch: How yoga can enhance heart health

Cannabis and heart concerns: A closer look featured image

Heart Health

Cannabis and heart concerns: A closer look

Heart-healthy dinner ideas from Harvard doctors featured image

Heart Health

Heart-healthy dinner ideas from Harvard doctors

Drug to slow aortic stenosis shows early promise featured image

Heart Health

Drug to slow aortic stenosis shows early promise

When the doctor needs a new heart valve featured image

Heart Health

When the doctor needs a new heart valve

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

Heart Health

Plant-based oils are better than butter for your heart

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