Kristine Gasbarre Qaderi

Kristine Gasbarre Qaderi

School: Fordham University, New York City

Kristine Gasbarre Qaderi

  • 20 years in health and wellness journalism, including 15 years writing and editing medical and lifestyle content
  • #1 New York Times bestselling nonfiction writer; publishers include HarperCollins, Simon & Schuster, Hachette, People, Reader's Digest, Huffington Post, and more
  • Featured guest on the Oprah Winfrey Network, Sirius/XM's Oprah Radio, NPR, New York's PIX11 News, and more
  • Winner, Outstanding Senior Award, John Carroll University Tim Russert Department of Communication, 2002
  • Winner, Bishop Donald Troutman's Distinguished Alumni Award, DuBois (PA) Area Catholic Schools, 2008

Experience

Kristine has spent 20 years writing and editing health, medical, wellness and lifestyle content across digital media, magazines, and books for major publishers. As The Healthy's lead editor from 2021 to 2026, she led the team of writers and editors covering health-related consumer news, peer-reviewed clinical studies, advancements in medical treatment, and personal narratives about health conditions. She also curated content for The Healthy section of Reader's Digest magazine. Her second memoir, Show, Don't Tell: A Writer, Her Teacher, and the Power of Sharing Our Stories, was published in April 2025 by Hachette Book Group.

Education

Fordham University, New York City - Master of Arts in public communication with an internship at the New York Times Co.

John Carroll University, Cleveland, OH - Bachelor of Science (completing a second major in communications) with a clinical research internship at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, semester-long practicum at University Health Cleveland Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital, and a summer internship at Cleveland's ABC TV news affiliate, NewsChannel 5

Articles

18 Recognizable Vitamins and Supplements Sold at Amazon, Ulta, Erewhon, and More Were Just Recalled

A government agency says more than 350,000 units were available in the U.S. and internationally.

Juice and Milk Recalled in 24 States at FDA’s Highest Risk Level Gets a New Update

The South, Mountain states, and parts of the Midwest are some of the most concentrated areas impacted by this Class I recall.

Eating This Every Day Was ‘Associated with Higher Weight Loss’ in a New Study

A 12-week study of more than 100 participants showed the secret to success was a rather straightforward approach.