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Emily Cegielski

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New York, United States
As seen in: Flow Space, MSN, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, Yahoo News, Yahoo Singapore, Aol, Yahoo Finance, The Daily Beast, Flipboard, Observer and
Covers:  Midlife Women's Health (Flow Space) Productivity, Organization, Burnout Prevention, Anxiety-Aware Systems, Freelancer Life Logistics, Workflows, Planning, Tools & Apps (ECG Edit)
Doesn't Cover: Parenting, Pregnancy (Flow Space)
journalist, @thisisflowspace editor, and creator of ECG Edit—a brand helping creatives move from procrastination to execution without it feeling like work.

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Emily Cegielski’s Biography

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I am a multimedia journalist, digital media strategist, editor, writer, systems expert, content programmer and designer based in New York City. I spend a lot of time playing with words and photos, turning them into digestible and engaging pieces of content, and practically live in the trenches of Google Analytics, utilizing data and metrics to guide editorial strategy, grow audiences and build communities.

I most recently launched a fledgling side-gig called ECG Edit—a brand built for freelanc…

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Worth Travel Issue

Worth Travel Issue

Ready, set, go! After a yearlong hiatus, Worth returns to print with a one-time, one-of-a-kind special issue …

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Years of Therapy, Acupuncture, Meditation—All It Took Was 3 Coaching Sessions to Feel Like Myself

Years of Therapy, Acupuncture, Meditation—All It Took Was 3 Coaching Sessions to Feel Like Myself

"I felt stuck in a loop: think harder, work harder, figure it out faster." When health editor Emily Cegiel…

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Worthy 100 Issue

Worthy 100 Issue

The 2021 Worthy 100 magazine edition features the introduction of the Worthy 100—a list showcasing over 100 p…

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The Changing Face of the KKK

The Changing Face of the KKK

This two-part, front-page expose on the KKK won an award for Best Feature from the Mississippi Press Associat…

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For Google's 20th Birthday, a Complete Timeline of Its Path to World Domination

For Google's 20th Birthday, a Complete Timeline of Its Path to World Domination

For the past two decades, Google has been working non-stop to make our lives better and better, and, in the p…

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Alan Cumming Launches Fragrance, Celebrates Emmy Nom

Alan Cumming Launches Fragrance, Celebrates Emmy Nom

The lights were low and the beats were dirty last night in the basement of the Ace Hotel, as celebrities and …

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Articles

Rapid New Hair Growth or Voice Changes After Menopause May Be Red Flags Original

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By Emily Cegielski Verified
| Flow Space
A few new chin hairs after menopause are not necessarily cause for alarm. According to Los Angeles-based OB-GYN Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi, nearly 40% of women 45 and older experience excess facial hair growth, particularly on the chin. As estrogen falls while testosterone continues circulating, once-fine facial hairs can become coarser and more noticeable.
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‘Standing Up for Me’: How Breast Cancer Changed a Ballerina’s Body — Not Her Voice

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By Emily Cegielski Verified
| Flow Space
‘Standing Up for Me’: How Breast Cancer Changed a Ballerina’s Body — Not Her Voice Breast cancer changed the body Abigail Simon had spent a lifetime training — and forced her to grieve a career, rethink motherhood and learn what advocating for her future really means.
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As Estrogen Patch Shortages Worsen, Experts Explain Your HRT Alternatives

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By Emily Cegielski Verified
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For women who rely on estrogen patches to help with hot flashes, night sweats and other menopause symptoms, discovering that a refill is unavailable can be deeply unsettling — especially when the medication has brought much-needed relief. Yet that is what’s happening to millions of women as supplies remain uneven — and worse — out of stock.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Doing spot news for my hometown newspaper.

What's your favorite social network?

Instagram and LinkedIn, for different reasons.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

My high school did not have a newspaper, but I did work for my local newspaper as a writer, reporter and columnist.

Awards

Mississippi Press Association Award

2012 - Feature Story

I won a Best Feature Story Award from the Mississippi Press Association for a 2012 two-part, front-page exposé on the KKK that ran in The Review of Jones County (now The Laurel Leader-Call).