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Emily Surpless

Emily Surpless

School: Arizona State University, Phoenix, AZ

Emily Surpless

  • Master’s degree in Digital Audience Strategy
  • Over 10 years of writing and editing experience for online platforms

Experience

Emily has over a decade of experience producing digital content, working on sites focused on health, lifestyle, home, and entertainment. As the editor for The Healthy by Reader’s Digest, she focuses on pitching and optimizing content to satisfy reader curiosity and reach new users.

Prior to her role at The Healthy, Emily was the Sr. SEO Manager for Static Media, optimizing content for 20+ sites. She was also the Lead Editor for The List, a site dedicated to lifestyle, celebrity, and entertainment.

When she’s not working, Emily spends her time with her fiancé and two dogs. She’s an avid reader and enjoys trying new crafts in her downtime. She lives in New Jersey, where she was born and raised.

Education

Arizona State University, Phoenix, AZ – Master of Science in Digital Audience Strategy

William Paterson University, Wayne, NJ – Bachelor of Arts in English Writing

Articles

Woman hands eating vegan salad of baked vegetables, avocado, tofu and buckwheat buddha bowl, top view. Plant based food concept.

This “Healthy” Diet May Actually Age You Faster, Says New Research

There are plenty of good reasons to eat this way, but a new study suggests it's still important to make sure you're getting proper nutrients.
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More Than 14,000 Boxes of Cold and Flu Medicine Have Just Been Recalled

It's a popular pick when you're feeling under the weather, but one U.S. agency is warning it could pose a possible poisoning risk.
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Walmart Just Recalled More Than 1,500 Cases of a Marketside Product in 28 States

Budget shoppers who recently grabbed a certain healthy produce option at Walmart should be aware—there's a new health warning about it.