Abigail Cuffey
Executive Editor
Women's Health
Abigail Cuffey is the Executive Editor of Women’s Health, the largest global women’s health media brand. She oversees and edits all content in every issue as well as digital features, packages, and programs, builds editorial partnerships and large-scale initiatives for WH, manages the team, and works to further the brand’s status in the health, fitness, and wellness space.
Previously, Abigail was Deputy Editor at Woman’s Day, where she handled the magazine’s health content, managed all health-related brand extensions and events, and initiated and strengthened both new and existing partnerships related to cardiovascular health, brain health, and more.
Abigail has organized and produced numerous panel events on topics ranging from reproductive health to mental health, bringing together thought leaders, renowned experts, and influencers for impactful conversations. She is a panel moderator and media speaker, guiding a range of discussions in the women’s health arena, and appearing on both national and local television. She’s spearheaded multiple ASME-nominated features, served as an ASME Judge, received the MIN Media Unsung Hero Award, completed the NIH’s Medicine in the Media course, and was awarded a Hearst Spotlight Award.
Abigail is also an adjunct professor at New York University, where she teaches a 14-week course called Editing Creative Content in the Masters program at the Center for Publishing, Writing, and Media.
In the past, Abigail has worked for and contributed to numerous national publications and digital outlets. She’s held executive volunteer positions at the non-profit, Girls on the Run NYC.
An athlete since childhood, Abigail is passionate about the power of movement and helping more women feel passionate about taking charge of their health and wellness. She’s completed a half-ironman, four full marathons, ten half-marathons, and countless other races. Abigail is a runner and strength training fanatic and lives in New Jersey with her husband and two children.
Social Media
IG/X: @alcuffey
Previously, Abigail was Deputy Editor at Woman’s Day, where she handled the magazine’s health content, managed all health-related brand extensions and events, and initiated and strengthened both new and existing partnerships related to cardiovascular health, brain health, and more.
Abigail has organized and produced numerous panel events on topics ranging from reproductive health to mental health, bringing together thought leaders, renowned experts, and influencers for impactful conversations. She is a panel moderator and media speaker, guiding a range of discussions in the women’s health arena, and appearing on both national and local television. She’s spearheaded multiple ASME-nominated features, served as an ASME Judge, received the MIN Media Unsung Hero Award, completed the NIH’s Medicine in the Media course, and was awarded a Hearst Spotlight Award.
Abigail is also an adjunct professor at New York University, where she teaches a 14-week course called Editing Creative Content in the Masters program at the Center for Publishing, Writing, and Media.
In the past, Abigail has worked for and contributed to numerous national publications and digital outlets. She’s held executive volunteer positions at the non-profit, Girls on the Run NYC.
An athlete since childhood, Abigail is passionate about the power of movement and helping more women feel passionate about taking charge of their health and wellness. She’s completed a half-ironman, four full marathons, ten half-marathons, and countless other races. Abigail is a runner and strength training fanatic and lives in New Jersey with her husband and two children.
Social Media
IG/X: @alcuffey