Elizabeth Hlavinka (page 3)

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.

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Massive study of adolescent brains puts “gateway drug" theory into question Elizabeth Hlavinka

Why more young people are “sober curious” Elizabeth Hlavinka

Why dark matter's mysteries persist after decades of searching Elizabeth Hlavinka

Sugar is irresistible like a drug. Is it actually addictive? Elizabeth Hlavinka

Caffeine is everywhere. Is it actually harmless? Elizabeth Hlavinka

Cannabis leaves, pharmaceutical MDMA, and pink cocaine (aka Tussi)

Psychedelics rejected, Captagon factories and "pink cocaine": The drugs that defined 2024 Elizabeth Hlavinka

Bird flu hospitalizes person in Louisiana, the first severe infection in U.S. Elizabeth Hlavinka

Frustrated with high drug costs, biohackers are reverse engineering medical treatments Elizabeth Hlavinka

“Blessing and a curse”: Kratom helps many get off other drugs but carries its own risks Elizabeth Hlavinka

Is fasting the "natural" state of human metabolism? Or just another diet fad? Elizabeth Hlavinka

Cracks in cosmological theory: James Webb telescope is challenging what we know about the universe Elizabeth Hlavinka

Breaking down to not break down: This therapy technique splits the self. But does it actually help? Elizabeth Hlavinka

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A single mutation could make bird flu much worse, study finds Elizabeth Hlavinka

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Crossing evolutionary paths: New research finds different hominin species coexisted Elizabeth Hlavinka

Turkeys survived colonization and near extinction. Now they're declining again, puzzling scientists Elizabeth Hlavinka

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