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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

A healthy drizzle: Olive oil linked to lower heart-related deaths featured image

Heart Health

A healthy drizzle: Olive oil linked to lower heart-related deaths

Magnesium and blood pressure: What's the evidence? featured image

Heart Health

Magnesium and blood pressure: What's the evidence?

Smart snack strategies featured image

Heart Health

Smart snack strategies

The changing landscape of LDL lowering drugs featured image

Heart Health

The changing landscape of LDL lowering drugs

Staving off heart problems in your 80s and beyond featured image

Heart Health

Staving off heart problems in your 80s and beyond

Meal of the month: Southern side dishes featured image

Heart Health

Meal of the month: Southern side dishes

Addressing poor sleep may help heart health featured image

Heart Health

Addressing poor sleep may help heart health

Fish linked to lower risk of vascular brain disease featured image

Heart Health

Fish linked to lower risk of vascular brain disease

Low-level exposure to toxic metals: A risk for clogged arteries? featured image

Heart Health

Low-level exposure to toxic metals: A risk for clogged arteries?

Anger or emotional upset may trigger stroke featured image

Heart Health

Anger or emotional upset may trigger stroke

Should you track your atrial fibrillation triggers? featured image

Heart Health

Should you track your atrial fibrillation triggers?

The heart-related hazards of air pollution featured image

Heart Health

The heart-related hazards of air pollution

Is it a heart attack? featured image

Heart Health

Is it a heart attack?

Build a better breakfast featured image

Heart Health

Build a better breakfast

Under pressure: How stress may affect your heart featured image

Heart Health

Under pressure: How stress may affect your heart

Meal of the month: Stir-fry supper featured image

Heart Health

Meal of the month: Stir-fry supper

Optimism, heart health, and longevity: Unraveling the link for Black Americans featured image

Staying Healthy

Optimism, heart health, and longevity: Unraveling the link for Black Americans

The best bedtime for heart health? featured image

Heart Health

The best bedtime for heart health?

Drinking coffee and tea linked to lower stroke risk featured image

Heart Health

Drinking coffee and tea linked to lower stroke risk

How stimulants may affect your heart featured image

Heart Health

How stimulants may affect your heart

Is broken heart syndrome becoming more common? featured image

Heart Health

Is broken heart syndrome becoming more common?

How physical activity keeps your heart in good shape featured image

Heart Health

How physical activity keeps your heart in good shape

Abdominal aneurysms: Uncommon but potentially dangerous featured image

Heart Health

Abdominal aneurysms: Uncommon but potentially dangerous

Nitrates in food and medicine: What's the story? featured image

Heart Health

Nitrates in food and medicine: What's the story?

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