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Elizabeth Yuko

New York

Editor and Journalist at Freelance

PhD in Bioethics | Contributing Editor @RollingStone | Bylines @NYTimes @TheAtlantic @CNN @citylab @ArchDigest @teenvogue | Adj. Prof. of Ethics @FordhamNYC

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  • 6 days ago | realsimple.com | Elizabeth Yuko

    Credit: Shannon Fagan/Getty Images Key TakeawaysCycling strengthens muscles, supports heart health, and protects joints, all of which are essential for aging well. Cycling lowers the risk of depression and anxiety, increases blood flow to the brain (which may help reduce dementia risk), and encourages social connection by expanding how far and how often older adults can get out and engage with others.

  • 1 week ago | theflowspace.com | Elizabeth Yuko

    We are one step closer to improving menopause training for doctors. Earlier this month, The Menopause Society received a $5 million anonymous donation to its NexGen Now Initiative—a program that funds training medical professionals to better serve people who experience menopause.

  • 1 week ago | health.com | Elizabeth Yuko |Julia Landwehr |Nick Blackmer

    At any age, exercise can help protect memory, cognition, and high-level thinking skills. Harbucks / Getty ImagesNew research suggests that all types of exercise can boost brain health at any age. Three types of exercise—yoga, Tai Chi, and exergames—showed the biggest brain benefits. Experts say even short, consistent workouts can improve brain health.

  • 1 week ago | flipboard.com | Elizabeth Yuko

    7 hours agoWhen you notice hair loss, you may want to look into these vitamins and make sure you're getting enough of them in your diet. Everyone experiences a light shedding of hair each day, but there comes a point where it may be concerning and affect your overall hair thickness. However, you may be able to …

  • 1 week ago | rollingstone.com | Elizabeth Yuko

    June 19, 2025 The People's March in Washington, D.C. on Jan. 18, 2025.

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Elizabeth Yuko
Elizabeth Yuko @elizabethics
22 Apr 25

"I’ve never fully come to terms with the fact that this is my body now, but what’s even harder to wrap my head around is how little has changed for those of us living with Long Covid." —@rollingstone https://t.co/oCcG4ILgs6

Elizabeth Yuko
Elizabeth Yuko @elizabethics
15 Mar 25

Five Years of Pain, Fatigue, and Gaslighting: Life With Long Covid "We've been discounted for half a decade, still sick from a pandemic the rest of the world would rather forget." https://t.co/oCcG4ILgs6 #LongCovidAwarenessDay

Elizabeth Yuko
Elizabeth Yuko @elizabethics
15 Jan 25

#JournoRequest: For an article, I'm looking for people living with #LongCovid who've had a negative experience with a (mental health) therapist (e.g. being dismissed, gaslit, told Long Covid wasn't a thing, your symptoms are in your head, etc). My DMs are open (I think)