Kaitlyn Phoenix
Deputy Health Editor
Kaitlyn Phoenix is a deputy editor in the Hearst Health Newsroom, where she reports, writes and edits research-backed health content for Good Housekeeping, Prevention and Woman's Day. She has more than 10 years of experience talking to top medical professionals and poring over studies to figure out the science of how our bodies work. Beyond that, Kaitlyn turns what she learns into engaging and easy-to-read stories about medical conditions, nutrition, exercise, sleep and mental health. She also holds a B.S. in magazine journalism from Syracuse University.
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Latest from Kaitlyn Phoenix
10 High-Fiber Fruits to Add to Your Plate
They're filled with plenty of nutrients and they taste great.
What Is Akkermansia? Here's Everything to Know Before You Start Taking Supplements
Is it the magic pill for better gut health we've all been waiting for?
14 Dangerous Things ER Doctors Want You to Stop Doing Right Now
These things are just not worth the risk.
Cottage Cheese Is Seeing a Major Surge Again, But Is It Actually Healthy?
Read this before you jump on the TikTok recipe bandwagon.
A New Study Says Doing This One Thing Every Day Can Lower Your Cancer Risk
Another reason to lace up those sneakers and start walking.
The FDA Alerts Customers After Popular Butter Brand Issues a Recall
Cabot Creamery's recalling its Extra Creamy Premium Butter over concerns that it could contain coliform bacteria.
How to Delete Your 23andMe Data Before Another Company Buys It
Take these steps to protect your personal information now that 23andMe has filed for bankruptcy.
7 Top Measles Symptoms to Be Aware of During the Surge
The most important step you can take to prevent the spread of measles is to ensure you and your family are fully vaccinated against it.
A New Study Says the "Lemonading" Hack Can Work Wonders for Your Mental Health
Playful reframing is worth a try.
FDA Announces Recall on Skincare Products From These Brands
Including La Roche-Posay and Proactiv.
17 Thoughtful Gifts to Cheer up a Loved One
Sweet presents that say, "I'm thinking of you."
8 Foods You Should Never Eat Raw, According to Nutritionists
Keep that food thermometer handy in the kitchen.