Julia Ries Wexler
Julia Ries Wexler is a freelance writer for several publications, including Vox, National Geographic, Outside Magazine, and Condé Nast’s SELF Magazine, where she covers health, wellness, and pretty much any topic that pertains to living. She frequently covers public health topics — like reproductive health, infectious diseases, and climate change — but also loves exploring how overlooked aspects of mundane daily living — like doomscrolling and multitasking — impact our physical and psychological well being. You can check out some of her work (and contact her) at juliarieswexler.com.
Latest articles by Julia Ries Wexler
It is possible to shut your brain off without falling into the mindless scrolling trap.
Toughing out that awkward silence can help deeper issues come to the surface.
If you’re about 30 seconds away from completely losing your cool with a family member, read this.
I feel guilty about how much I hate being pregnant. Experts say I shouldn’t.
If you’re afraid to deal with your taxes, hiring an accountant will change your life.
I’m 37 and pregnant with twins. Is it time?