Carly Mallenbaum is a Lifestyle Reporter and Editor at Axios. She focuses on a range of topics including medicine and healthcare, wellness, and architecture, often exploring themes related to aging, fitness, and social interest. Carly's work has been featured in Axios, RamaOnHealthcare, Sturgis Journal, and MSN.
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