About Women’s Health

Liz Plosser (she/her) is the editor-in-chief of Women’s Health, where she oversees the brand across its print and digital platforms. She has been in the wellness industry for more than 18 years, at brands such as Well+Good, SoulCycle, SELF, and Cosmopolitan. When she's not exploring Brooklyn with her husband, three children, and Bernese Mountain Dog, Liz loves swinging kettlebells, running, and making new recipes. She published her first book, Own Your Morning, in the fall of 2021.

Abigail Cuffey (she/her) is the executive editor at Women’s Health. She has more than 15 years of experience in health and science journalism and previously worked as the deputy editor and health director at Woman’s Day as well as a contributor at numerous national news outlets. She’s a proud graduate of Syracuse University’s Newhouse School, completing the magazine journalism program with a specialty focus in exercise physiology. She can be found running, reading, sweating in some form, or chasing after her two kids when she’s not editing content and dreaming up new ideas.

Amanda Woerner (she/her) is the executive digital director at Women's Health and has more than 10 years of experience in health journalism. She is also an ACE-certified personal trainer who loves trying new workouts and planning outdoor adventures with her husband and her dog, Baxter.

Betsy Halsey is the design director at Women’s Health, where she oversees all visuals for the brand.

Maridel Reyes (she/her) is the deputy digital editor at Women's Health, where she oversees daily news coverage and edits special projects. She has more than 15 years of experience in health and lifestyle journalism. When she's not at spin class or throwing clay in the pottery studio, she's planning her next far-flung trip.

Amanda Lucci (she/her) is the deputy editor of content strategy at Women’s Health and a NASM-certified personal trainer. She has more than 10 years of experience writing, editing, and managing social media strategy for national and international publications.

Christine (she/her) is the Deputy Art Director at Women’s Health. She enjoys applying her beauty experience from Allure and Cosmo to Women’s Health. When she is not designing you can find her at a local hockey rink.

Marli Higa is a Copy and Research Chief at Women's Health.

Jacqueline Andriakos (she/her), CPT, is the executive health and fitness director at Women's Health, where she oversees all health and fitness content across WomensHealthMag.com and the print magazine. She has nearly a decade of experience writing and editing in the wellness space and has contributed to national publications such as Time, Self.com, Health, Real Simple, and People. Jacqueline is also a group fitness instructor and personal trainer certified by the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM). In her free time, you’ll find her sweating it out with her family and friends, snowboarding, hiking, or catching up on Bravo shows.

Brian Underwood is the Beauty Director at Women's Health.

Maxwell Losgar (he/him) is an entertainment director at Hearst where he oversees the editorial bookings for Cosmopolitan and Women’s Health. His favorite form of excercise is chasing his two cats away from the houseplants.

Lindsay Geller (she/her) is the lifestyle director at Women's Health, where she oversees the Sex & Love, Relationships, and Life sections on the website and the Warm Up section of the magazine. She has more than five years of experience writing and editing everything from relationship service pieces to pop culture explainers.

Abby Shuster (she/her) is a senior digital designer at Women’s Health. She holds a graduate degree in communications design, and has more than five years of experience designing and art directing for health, wellness and food brands. In her free time, you’ll find her trying out a new recipe or roaming through Brooklyn with her dog.

Amy Wilkinson (she/her) is an entertainment editor who also specializes in health and wellness. When not at her desk, she can be found teaching Pilates as a comprehensively certified instructor.

Danielle Jackson (she/her) is the beauty editor at Women’s Health and has been writing about beauty and celebrities for over six years. When she’s not testing products, you can find her reading rom-com novels and shamelessly scrolling TikTok for hours.

Currie Engel is the associate news editor at Women's Health. She previously worked as a local reporter specializing in health investigations and features, and as a researcher at Time magazine. On weekends, she can be found running up and down the West Side Highway or planning her next trip to Van Leeuwen.

Jasmine Gomez (she/her) is the lifestyle and commerce editor at Women’s Health, where she tests and covers the best products to shop right now across lifestyle, beauty, celeb culture, and more. In addition to a graduate degree in digital journalism from Syracuse University, she has more than seven years of experience reporting and writing. When not online shopping for work, she enjoys cooking, karaoke, and traveling to places with palm trees.

Lydia Wang is the love & life editor at Women’s Health, where she writes and edits articles about sex, relationships, identity, and pop culture. She lives in New York and spends way too much of her free time reading romance novels in coffee shops and tweeting about her favorite dating shows.

Tianna Soto is the Associate Health & Wellness Editor at Women’s Health. Her writing on wellness and relationships has been featured in Cosmopolitan, Elite Daily, Glamour, mindbodygreen, and more. She holds a M.A. in clinical psychology in education from Columbia University and is a certified yoga instructor. When she’s not writing, you can find her traveling, trying new workout classes, and speaking with audiences about mental health.

Lily Wohlner is the Associate E-Commerce Editor of Women’s Health. An expert in recommending the best products to add-to-cart, she knows what it takes for a product to receive a solid five stars (especially when it comes to beauty!). Starting her career as a freelance makeup artist, Lily has since moved to the editorial world, where she has generated content for brands including Oribe, NewBeauty, Dermstore, SkinStore, and LOOKFANTASTIC. When she’s not zenning out with a pore-clearing mask, the Lower East Side dweller is cheffing up a new recipe with her roommate or thrifting for the perfect pair of blue jeans. Follow her on Instagram.

Addison Aloian is the assistant love & life editor at Women’s Health, where she edits and writes all things lifestyle and relationships, and also loves covering fitness and style. In her free time, you can find her lifting weights at the gym, running on the West Side Highway in New York City, reading books, and watching (and critiquing!) the latest movies that have garnered Oscars buzz. In addition to Women's Health, her work has also appeared in Allure, StyleCaster, L'Officiel USA, V Magazine, VMAN, and more.

Sabrina Talbert (she/her) is the editorial assistant at Women’s Health. Prior to WH, she spent three years covering topics related to sex, beauty, and wellness. When she’s not writing, you can find her running, reading, or training in mixed martial.

Rose Lauture is the Assistant Fashion Editor at Women’s Health, where she handles the accessories for all editorial fashion shoots. She also styles the fitness moves stories. She previously worked at Cosmopolitan. When she’s not looking for the coolest accessories or styling you can find her at a Pilates class, reading, or cooking a new recipe.

Isabel McMahon is the assistant social media editor at Women’s Health, where she manages the brand’s Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, Facebook, and is a contributing writer. She recently worked as a freelance editor for the Tales of Taboo podcast by Ali Weiss. When she's off the clock, she is probably interviewing one of NYC’s female doomsday preppers for her upcoming podcast, Girls Gone Wiled.

Dangi Chu McCoy (she/her) is the deputy visual director at Women’s Health. When she’s not producing a photo shoot or on set you can find her on a trail or setting up camp in the woods.

Emily Adar is senior visual editor at Women’s Health. She works to produce creative visual content for both digital and print platforms.

Jason Speakman is an Associate Visual Editor at Women's Health.

Berkeley Brooks is an Assistant Visual Editor at Women’s Health. She assists with producing visuals, as well as assists in photo researching for both digital and print.

Charlotte Walsh (she/her) is an associate news editor with Women's Health, where she covers the intersection of wellness and entertainment. Previously, she worked as a writer at The Messenger, E! News, and Netflix. In her free time, she enjoys reality television, tennis, and films starring Nicole Kidman.

Olivia Luppino is an editorial assistant at Women’s Health where she covers health and fitness. She previously wrote for The Cut, POPSUGAR, and Salon and has written about everything from New York Fashion Week to dating app trends to the United States Women’s National Soccer team (a.k.a. her heroes). When she isn’t writing, Olivia is likely catching up on Bravo shows or running late to barre class.