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.

What's it like to be a baby? Scanning their brains can help us find out Elizabeth Hlavinka

More people are permanently changing their eye color. How risky is it? Elizabeth Hlavinka

Obsessed with getting good sleep? That could be making it worse Elizabeth Hlavinka

MAHA wants to make our food healthy again, but federal cuts are hobbling some existing efforts Elizabeth Hlavinka

Psychedelics and sex: Research is starting to explore how these substances impact relationships Elizabeth Hlavinka

Breathe in, breathe out: People are tripping out on breathwork — but it's not for everyone Elizabeth Hlavinka

Couch potatoes no more: Stoners are using cannabis to help them exercise and reach a “runner’s high” Elizabeth Hlavinka

Of honeybees and polar bears: Saving beloved species isn't enough — but it's a good start Elizabeth Hlavinka

As DOGE slashes services, disability advocates fight to maintain government lifelines Elizabeth Hlavinka

How the deadly fruit in “The White Lotus” attacks the body Elizabeth Hlavinka

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"Set up to fail": Incarcerated pregnant women lack access to life-saving addiction treatment Elizabeth Hlavinka

"Bigorexia" can make a gym obsession harmful but often goes unrecognized Elizabeth Hlavinka

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

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