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Alexis Jones

Section Lead, Health and Fitness

Alexis Jones is the section lead of the health and fitness verticals at Popsugar, overseeing coverage across the website, social media, and newsletters. In her seven-plus years of editorial experience, Alexis has developed passions for and expertise in mental health, women's health and fitness, racial and ethnic disparities in healthcare, and chronic conditions. Prior to joining PS, she was the senior editor at Health magazine. Her other bylines can be found at Women's Health, Prevention, Marie Claire, and more. Alexis graduated from the University of Virginia with a degree in English and media studies, and she has a master's degree in journalism from Syracuse's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. Alexis also serves on the board for ASME Next, an organization for early-career print and digital journalists.

Latest Posts by Alexis

Keke Palmer's Boyfriend Criticizes Her Outfit: "You a Mom"
How to Dispute Medical Bills, According to Experts
Meconium, Baby's First Poop, Explained
How One Woman Was Diagnosed With Thyroid Cancer
SOSA Founder Talks Catching Child Predators For a Living
Demi Burnett Opens Up About Autism 1 Year Post Diagnosis
This Woman Trained Her Body to Give Birth on All Fours
Carmelo Anthony Announces His Retirement From the NBA
She Spent a Decade Fainting Before Being Diagnosed With POTS
What to Know About DoxyPEP For STIs
Elliot Page Opens Up About Dysphoria in New Instagram Post
Jennifer Garner Opens Up About Vaginal Collapse
Christina Applegate On How MS Changed Her Life
The 2023 Met Gala Decor Features Recycled Water Bottles
Why Are Celebrities Holding Their Pee at the Met Gala?
One Woman Shares Her Fertility Journey of Life and Loss
Barbie Launches First Doll With Down Syndrome
Halsey Swears By Breast Milk For Skin Care
Obe Fitness's Ashley Mills Opens Up About Her ADHD Diagnosis
Brittney Griner Named Time 100 Most Influential People
How Does the Abortion Pill Work?
What Is Bereavement Camp?
Drew Barrymore Opens Up About Dating During Menopause
How a Trauma Therapist Restored Her Faith and Mental Health