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Ashley Abramson

I'm a journalist, editor, and content strategist focused on health and lifestyle topics.

My reported stories have been featured in print and online in the New York Times, Washington Post, the Guardian, the American Psychological Association's Monitor on Psychology, Glamour, Health, InStyle, and Allure. I also contribute regularly to Apartment Therapy.

Another huge chunk of my work is creating B2C and B2B content, primarily in the healthcare space. Whether I'm working on an SEO, service-driven story or a ghost-written thought leadership piece, I love breaking down complex topics in a digestible way.

When I'm not writing, I'm hanging out with my husband and school-aged sons. I love houseplants, iced lattes, exploring Milwaukee's food scene, sprawling novels, movies that make me feel something, and long walks with good playlists.

Publications

  • Insider
    20 articles
  • brit.co
    11 articles
  • Money.com
    5 articles
  • fatherly.com
    4 articles
  • The Spruce Eats
    2 articles
  • Medium
    2 articles
  • The Cut
    2 articles

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  • Is European Butter Better Than American Butter for Baking? We Asked A Pro Baker
    12 Feb 2024—The Spruce Eats
    There's no right or wrong answer, but there is a difference. When I bake cookies or whip up cupcakes, I usually only pay attention to whether the butter is supposed to be salted or unsalted, and then buy whatever brand is cheapest. Given how many of my friends rave about Kerrygold butter, which is produced using milk from Irish grass-fed cows, I’ve wondered lately whether I may be missing out. Should I be using European butter instead when I’m baking? And honestly, what’s the difference...
  • The Best Italian Products at Costco, According to a Restaurant Pro
    12 Jan 2024—The Spruce Eats
    When you think of Costco, you probably picture loading up on bulk pantry staples, from eggs and chicken breast to packaged snacks and canned drinks. But Costco is also a great resource for specialty ingredients. For those inclined to cook Italian meals, this big box retailer should be first on your list. I spoke with Dani Porter, food and beverage director at Hotel Viata in Austin, TX, to get the scoop on eight of the best Italian products you should be buying at Costco. 1. Garofalo Organic...
  • 7 Signs It’s Time To Find A New Pediatrician
    18 Aug 2020—fatherly.com
    The relationship between parent and pediatrician is important. Here's how to know when it isn't working out. Aug. 18, 2020 From the week you get home from the hospital with your baby to the time your child becomes an adult, your pediatrician plays a significant role in both your child’s life and your life. The long-haul nature of this relationship is one reason it’s so important to find a good match in a doctor for your child. Choosing the right pediatrician is crucial. So, what does a good...
  • Breastfeeding Accessibility Isn’t Just About Babies — It’s a Women’s Health Issue
    15 Feb 2019—brit.co
    After she returned from maternity leave, NYPD officer Simone Teagle says she faced backlash from coworkers every time she took a break to pump breast milk. To avoid criticism and unsanitary pumping conditions — Teagle says she was forced to pump in the bathroom or a dirty women’s locker room — she only pumped when her breasts became unbearably full. After developing a painful breast infection, Teagle sued the city for failing to provide a private, sanitary lactation space, a violation of the...

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