Elizabeth Hlavinka

Email: ehlavinka@salon.com

Elizabeth Hlavinka is a staff writer at Salon covering health and drugs. She specializes in exploring taboo topics and complex questions that help humans understand their place in the world.

Trump admin's attacks on chronic disease research abandons long COVID and ME/CFS patients... Again Elizabeth Hlavinka

Some argue AI therapy can break down mental health stigma — others warn it could make it worse Elizabeth Hlavinka

“We were meant to be outdoor creatures”: Experts say screens are only part of poor vision epidemic Elizabeth Hlavinka

Calm and angry woman

Containing multitudes: Why feeling mixed emotions can actually be healthy Elizabeth Hlavinka

Cutting Medicaid could worsen overdose deaths — and erase recent progress in treating addiction Elizabeth Hlavinka

Feel like nothing you do matters? It may be "learned helplessness" Elizabeth Hlavinka

Controversy erupts over claims Microsoft invented a new state of matter Elizabeth Hlavinka

Butch Wilmore; Suni Williams

NASA astronauts to return home after major delay. Their extended stay could have health consequences Elizabeth Hlavinka

Extinct megalodon shark was even bigger than previously thought Elizabeth Hlavinka

Moderna mRNA COVID-19 Vaccine NHS worker

Experts raise "serious doubt" about COVID vaccine study claiming mRNA harms Elizabeth Hlavinka

Woman climbs the stairs from darkness to light

Navigating chaos: The science of uncertainty and how to build resilience in a constant state of flux Elizabeth Hlavinka

Son Niñas, No Madres; Ecuador; Protest sign abortion; Girls, Not Mothers

What the UN's ruling on abortion in Ecuador and Nicaragua means for the rest of the world Elizabeth Hlavinka

In hand cigarette filled with cannabis

New research continues to link marijuana with schizophrenia. Experts say it's not so simple Elizabeth Hlavinka

Abortion Clinic patient Planned Parenthood

Infant deaths continue to rise as more abortion bans are put in place, studies find Elizabeth Hlavinka

intersex-inclusive Pride flag outside City Hall

In a health care system bent on their erasure, intersex people continue fighting for recognition Elizabeth Hlavinka

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