Julia Ries is a reporter for Healthline, as well as a contributor to various other publications such as HuffPost, SELF Magazine, and BuzzFeed. With a focus on health and wellness, Julia covers a wide range of topics including medical conditions, treatments, and lifestyle tips to help readers lead healthier lives.
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By: Denise Primbet, Meg Walters, Emma Howarth, Sophie Cockett, Kara Nesvig, Julia Ries, Stephanie Mcneal
And Stanley fans are going wild.
By: Meg Walters, Lian Brooks, Ben Neale, Louisa Bryant, Jenna Ryu, Denise Primbet, Emma Howarth, Kara Nesvig, Julia Ries, Priyankaa Joshi, Sophie Donovan
“I always wondered why I was never fully accepted in to anyone's close-knit group.”
By: Julia Ries
Experts reveal what's going on — and why it may not change anytime soon. You may have noticed there's been an influx of food recalls recently.
By: Ally Neagen, Nicola Moyne, Hannah Shewan Stevens, Chloe Brotheridge, Lian Brooks, Anya Meyerowitz, Angie Jaime, Charley Ross, Fiona Ward, Charlie Teather, Jenna Ryu, Nicole Vassell, Julia Ries, Julia Sullivan, Laura Hampson, Denise Primbet
If they are super resistant—but could probably benefit from professional help—try these talking points.
By: Katie Camero, Sanaz Ghazal, Julia Ries, Korin Miller, Alice Oglethorpe
It’s not just in your head—and there are ways to prepare each month to feel a lot better.
Cases of the virus are increasing. Here's what it would take for it to start spreading rapidly in humans.
By: Julia Ries
In 2024, a total of 46 people in the U.S. have been diagnosed with the bird flu after being exposed to either an infected cow or bird.
By: Julia Ries
· 5-min read Though seasonal illnesses like the flu are just starting to gain some traction, there's one respiratory disease that's sickening tons of people across the United States right now: walking pneumonia.
By: Tasneem Anjarwalla, Jenny Mccoy, Sara Coughlin, Julia Ries
Old dynamics die hard—especially if you’re still treated like a kid.
By: Akshara Subramanian, Shelby Wax, Julia Ries
It’s not about asking the universe to reward you; it’s about rewiring your brain to reward itself
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