Mary Elizabeth Williams (page 3)
Email: mwilliams@salon.com
Mary Elizabeth Williams is a senior writer for Salon. She's written for the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, and more, and is the author of "A Series of Catastrophes & Miracles: A True Story of Love, Science, and Cancer." She has a certification in conflict resolution and is working on her doctoral degree in medical humanities.
Is tech making learning foreign languages obsolete?
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Partial recall: Memory experts explain what's normal forgetfulness — and when you should worry
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Exploring your "night self": How one author embraced the joy of being "Sleepless"
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A majority of Americans have stomach problems, so why can't we quit spicy food?
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Pope Francis isn't completely wrong about surrogacy
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Why are vegan men perceived as "less masculine"?
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J. Smith-Cameron knows why you loved Gerri and Roman on "Succession": "It was kind of sexy"
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What happens when a wine expert doesn't want to drink?
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Adult eating disorders are on the rise, and they're harder to diagnose and treat
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What the tests that tell your "true age" really mean
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In defense of Taylor Swift's performance in "Cats"
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Water bottles everywhere — so why are we still not drinking enough water?
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"Drag Race" icon Bianca del Rio on performing in an age of drag bans: "Don't take our brunch"
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Move over Instant Pot: The rice cooker is having a renaissance
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