Amanda Capritto
Amanda Capritto is a writer and editor who covers health, fitness, outdoor adventure, and travel. With a background in personal training and a passion for the outdoors, she specializes in translating complex topics into engaging, accessible content. Her work has been featured in publications including Runner's World, Bicycling, CNET, Reader's Digest, and more. Outside of work, Amanda spends her time exploring new places, tackling endurance challenges, and seeking out the next great trail.
Spending More Time Outside Could Reduce Dementia Risk
Scientists Found a Protein That Helps Explain Brain Aging
Is Running on a Treadmill Just as Good as Running Outside?
Reinforcing the Body’s Internal Clock May Boost Stroke Recovery
Been Outside? Here’s How to Check Yourself for Ticks
If You’re a Fast Reader, Thank Your Eyes
Can AI Improve Your Love Life?
Can Nootropics Really Make You Smarter? Here’s the Science
Canned Cocktails Are Getting More Popular (And More Potent)
How To Improve Your Agility
One Simple Food Swap Could Improve Your Health
New Yale Study Takes a Stab at Ageism
Counting Sheep? A Weighted Blanket Might Help
Stressed? The Internet Says Stick Out Your Tongue
Dating Apps Are Getting a Fitness Upgrade
Reading vs. Audiobooks: Is One Better for Your Brain?
Researchers May Have Debunked the Concept of ‘Baby Brain’
Scientists Developed a Fart Chart to Measure Gut Health
A New Wearable Takes Sun Care Beyond SPF
How Fatherhood “Rewires” the Male Brain
Early Birds and Night Owls Don’t Build Muscle the Same
The Controversial Science of Repressed Memories
The Hidden Cost Of Trying To Optimize Yourself