Laura Brzyski is a Health and Wellness Editor at Philadelphia magazine. She focuses on themes such as travel and tourism, consumer travel, and the intersections of medicine and healthcare, with particular attention to wellness programs, diet and nutrition, fitness, and aging and longevity. Laura's work has been featured in various publications, including Philadelphia magazine.
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Laura's coverage primarily focuses on health and wellbeing, local events, travel, as well as house & home topics in the Philadelphia area. She seems to be interested in promoting local businesses and events related to health and wellness.
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Be a Citizen Editor
By: Laura Brzyski
Submit your nomination for a deserving local health hero by May 30th.
Our annual good-for-you event returns on May 17th. Take a peek at the schedule to start mapping out your day.
By: Courtney Duchene, Bradford Pearson, Kristen Schott, Laura Brzyski, Carla Shackleford
Plus: Smart swing tips, new etiquette know-how, and everything you need to ace it this summer
Be a Citizen Editor
By: Laura Brzyski
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The annual event featured high-energy rooftop workouts, fun (and educational!) wellness workshops, an interactive marketplace, and time for community building.
The 2025 Health Hero Challenge winner sews and donates drainage tube-friendly sweatshirts to women recovering from mastectomy surgery.
For three years, Tiny Table Tours has been helping people eat their way through the Italian Market. Now, the small-group tour company is drinking Fishtown’s best vino.
