Sukhman Rekhi
Sukhman Rekhi is the senior health editor at Well+Good. She is a California-based writer and editor whose work has been showcased in Health, Psychology Today, Berkeley Well-Being Institute, Morning Sign Out, and The Natomas Buzz. She has a bachelor's degree in public health and a master's degree in psychological research, and is passionate about enhancing health literacy and embracing all aspects of what it means to live well. She's a ride-or-die fan of the Sacramento Kings (which probably isn't the best thing for her well-being) and keeps busy with crafting, photography, traveling, and collecting books (and sometimes, reading them).
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