Kristen Fischer is a Health Writer at various esteemed publications. She specializes in areas such as aging and longevity, diet and nutrition, fitness, and wellness programs, weaving a narrative around health and wellness themes. Kristen's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, McKnight's Senior Living, and WebMD, among others.
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Kristen Fischer's articles predominantly focus on scientific and healthcare-related topics such as medical research, mental health, aging, disabilities, and overall health and wellbeing. The majority of her content cites data.
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A new survey of 100 centenarians reveals the simple weekly habits they do to stay healthy. Experts say these practices can actually boost longevity.
Women of color often enter perimenopause earlier, experience symptoms longer and face more obstacles to care. Experts explain why the transition can be harder and how to take charge of your health.
If you’ve lowered cholesterol or lost weight, find out how to maintain your success — plus, what things you need to keep talking about with your doctor.
Exercising just 10 minutes every other day may reverse the effects of aging By Kristen Fischer, Updated May 14, 2026
Essentially, stable physical health allows centenarians to “wake up each day with goals and activities they want to pursue, and these, in turn, help keep them healthy,
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