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Lisa Haney

San Diego
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Lisa Haney’s Biography

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I edit and write, mainly for leading lifestyle publications and brands. I specialize in translating complicated scientific research into actionable service advice, shaping moving personal essays and producing clever packages across digital and print. My focus areas include health, psychology, nutrition and fitness. Though, I’m a bit of a generalist too, having done stints as a dating and relationships editor, beauty editor, book reviews editor, fashion writer and celebrity interviewer. Whether …

Lisa Haney’s Journalist Portfolio

The 25 Best Companies for Cyclists

The 25 Best Companies for Cyclists

Unless you're one of the scant few paid to pedal a bike, you may view your job as a series of obstacles to yo…

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What It's Like to Break Your Face Like Carrie Underwood

What It's Like to Break Your Face Like Carrie Underwood

"It's not that bad!" my husband says when I emerge groggy from the surgery I've just had to fix my broken fac…

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This Is the Best Type of Yoga to Do When You Feel Totally Burned Out

This Is the Best Type of Yoga to Do When You Feel Totally Burned Out

I used to think yoga was a series of poses you had to endure in order to get to the lying-down part. Then, fi…

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We Asked a Doctor How to Talk So That They'll Listen

We Asked a Doctor How to Talk So That They'll Listen

Danielle Ofri, MD, PhD, reveals how she and other physicians interpret what patients tell them-and how they u…

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Cold, Flu Symptoms, and Cough Could Be Pneumonia

Cold, Flu Symptoms, and Cough Could Be Pneumonia

Sonntag spent two days in the intensive care unit and 21 more in the hospital after he also developed a blood…

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7 Ways to Avoid Dangerous Household Toxins

7 Ways to Avoid Dangerous Household Toxins

Mercury, lead, BPA - it seems like there's a toxin everywhere you turn. Deep breaths: Taking care of yourself…

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Articles

Which Has More Salt? Choosing Healthier Prepared Foods

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By Lisa Haney
| AARP
Peter Dazeley/Getty Images Salt can raise blood pressure, putting stress on the circulatory system and increasing the risk of heart disease and stroke. While blood pressure is determined by many factors, including genetics and environment, one of the most important factors you can control is how much salt you eat, according to Willie Lawrence, a cardiologist in Kansas City, Missouri, and a spokesperson for the American Heart Association.
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Need Some Space? Here's How To Get It And Have A Better Relationship

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By Lisa Haney
| Men's Health SA Verified
It sounded like a break-up. About a year into dating, Laurel turned to Joey in bed and said: “I know this is when people talk about moving in together, but I just don’t want to do it.” Joey, 45, felt a wave of relief. Laurel, 35, was relieved he was relieved. The couple has been together for eight happy years now, and the entire time they’ve lived apart. Not the sitcom-ish she’s-in-7B-he’s-in-2C apart. We’re talking different postal codes.
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84 Percent Of Women Have Been Harassed While Running. Let's Change That.

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By Christine Yu Verified, Lisa Haney
| Women's Health Verified
By Christine Yu And Lisa Haney Oct 10, 2019 the last Saturday of June 2019, Bryanna Petrie left her in-laws’ house around 5:30 a.m. and headed down a scenic road. She had four miles plus strides on tap. Petrie tries to be aware of her surroundings, formulating escape routes just in case. So when a black car approaching her began to slow down, then stopped, she was already on high alert. There was nothing behind Petrie—no houses, no cars, no side roads.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

An internship at Runner's World magazine during college