Caitlin Carlson
Freelance writer
Caitlin is a health and fitness journalist based in New York City. She writes for publications including The Wall Street Journal and Runner’s World. She's completed 12 marathons, including the six World Marathon Majors, is semi-fluent in French, and volunteers as a greeter on The High Line. Follow her on Instagram or LinkedIn.
Latest from Caitlin Carlson
Here’s What Happened at the Men’s Health Lab 2026
The second annual event brought together influential voices in men's health and wellness alongside top-tier medical experts.
The Link Between Concussions & Longevity—And What All Men Should Know About Brain Health
Plus the advice Taylor Twellman would give his 25-year-old self.
Evolve Like an Athlete to Stay in the Game
A sports medicine doctor explains how to adapt your training and recovery to perform at every age.
A Second Weight Loss Pill Just Hit the Market. Here’s How It’s Different.
The efficacy is similar, but Foundayo is easier to take.
The Sports Injury Carmelo Anthony Kept Secret
Not long ago, recovery was an afterthought. Now it’s the game.
The Ultimate Men's Health Guide to Weight Loss Drugs
So many options. So much noise. Here's what to know about GLP-1s now.
From Fighting Fires to Racing Down Mountains: This U.S. Army Soldier and Snowboarder Pushes the Limits
Sgt. Robert Burns has trained as a “hotshot firefighter,” an elite athlete, and a U.S. Army Infantryman—building the mindset to reach new heights.
What to Know About the Weight Loss Drug Guys Are Getting on the Grey Market
You might want to wait a minute for reta.
A Heart Condition Didn’t Stop Shaun White From Winning 3 Olympic Golds
The GOAT snowboarder shares how he manages his heart condition—and the prevention steps everyone should keep in mind.
He Felt Broken Down At 53. Testosterone Therapy Rebuilt Him In Six Weeks.
The taboo around the sex hormone is costing men their health. These experts say speak up.
Sleep Won’t Fix This Kind of Fatigue. Here’s What Will.
You might be a different kind of tired, and there's a fix for that.
Clicky Joints? You Don't Need to Worry About Them... Until You Do.
A sports medicine surgeon, an Olympic skier, and a former pro soccer player talk all things prehab and regeneration.
