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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

Work stress linked to poor heart health featured image

Heart Health

Work stress linked to poor heart health

Going vegan may help your wallet as well as your heart featured image

Heart Health

Going vegan may help your wallet as well as your heart

New clues about

Heart Health

New clues about "broken heart" syndrome

What you should know about recalls of cardiac devices featured image

Heart Health

What you should know about recalls of cardiac devices

An often-silent liver condition that threatens the heart featured image

Heart Health

An often-silent liver condition that threatens the heart

Incorrect arm position may skew blood pressure readings featured image

Heart Health

Incorrect arm position may skew blood pressure readings

Heart Health

"Teleprehabilitation" reduces problems after heart surgery

Flavonoid-rich diet linked to lower risk of plaque in neck, leg arteries featured image

Heart Health

Flavonoid-rich diet linked to lower risk of plaque in neck, leg arteries

Seafood selections that help your heart - and our planet featured image

Heart Health

Seafood selections that help your heart - and our planet

Create a customized home workout space featured image

Heart Health

Create a customized home workout space

Sleep apnea and heart disease: A weighty matter featured image

Heart Health

Sleep apnea and heart disease: A weighty matter

Device of the month: Smart ring featured image

Heart Health

Device of the month: Smart ring

Drops in air pollution linked to fewer heart disease hospitalizations featured image

Heart Health

Drops in air pollution linked to fewer heart disease hospitalizations

Broccoli beats potatoes for lowering blood pressure featured image

Heart Health

Broccoli beats potatoes for lowering blood pressure

The latest thinking on inherited high cholesterol featured image

Heart Health

The latest thinking on inherited high cholesterol

Soup up your diet featured image

Heart Health

Soup up your diet

Tracking your afib with a smart watch? Avoid this pitfall featured image

Heart Health

Tracking your afib with a smart watch? Avoid this pitfall

Body roundness index may predict heart disease risk featured image

Heart Health

Body roundness index may predict heart disease risk

Need a push to learn CPR? featured image

Heart Health

Need a push to learn CPR?

Heart and soul: Spirituality in cardiovascular care featured image

Heart Health

Heart and soul: Spirituality in cardiovascular care

Celiac disease: Exploring four myths featured image

Diseases & Conditions

Celiac disease: Exploring four myths

Psychological factors can improve heart disease risk calculations featured image

Heart Health

Psychological factors can improve heart disease risk calculations

Fixing a leaky tricuspid valve featured image

Heart Health

Fixing a leaky tricuspid valve

Eating more plant-based fat may help your heart featured image

Heart Health

Eating more plant-based fat may help your heart

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