Addison Aloian is the Associate Health & Fitness Editor at Women’s Health. She specializes in health and wellness, focusing on fitness, diet and nutrition, and consumer health, while also exploring themes of aging and longevity. Addison's work has been featured in outlets such as Yahoo Lifestyle Australia, AOL, and Men's Health magazine UK.
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Addison's coverage is concentrated on family and relationships, beauty and fashion, as well as house and home topics. She frequently features promotional deals, reviews, and gift guides in her articles. Therefore, pitches that offer expert advice on relationship dynamics or insights into beauty products may be well received.
As Addison covers a wide range of lifestyle topics without specifying a geographic focus, she might appreciate pitches presenting universally appealing content applicable to different regions. Additionally, if you have new product releases or promotions related to health/wellness items or fashion/beauty products suitable for various audiences, they could pique her interest.
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By: Addison Aloian
She opened up about her mission to change the narrative around women's brain health at the Women's Health Lab in New York City.
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Your nutrient needs change as you age and your body changes, according to doctors. These are the most important supplements to take in every decade of life.
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TikTok has a new fitness hyperfixation: cable crunches Several creators are hyping them up for growing definition in your abs, and claim they're
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Plus, some tips for growing 360-degree core strength
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Research shows many benefits in the use of creatine supplements in women. Experts explain how to use creatine, what creatine does, benefits, and side effects.
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A strength and conditioning specialist and youth sports coach explains why this competition sends the wrong message to athletes.
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These changes will make managing your health even easier.
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You may have noticed, but protein is kind of everywhere right now. From Doritos , to Pop-Tarts , to popcorn , to cereal , to mac ‘n cheese , to—yes, even
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When you're tossing and turning due to anxiety, jet lag, or loud neighbors, you know you can always count on one thing to doze off: melatonin.
