Mary Elizabeth Williams (page 6)

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.

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Were midwives the OG witches? How the history of mystic medicine and reproductive health intertwine Mary Elizabeth Williams

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All that remains: From liquid cremation to mushroom suits, why more people are opting out of burial Mary Elizabeth Williams

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Toss that old paprika! What experts say you should do to build a better spice collection Mary Elizabeth Williams

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Fran Lebowitz on Trump: "No one in New York thinks he's a New Yorker" Mary Elizabeth Williams

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Grandpa needs a girlfriend: The lonely, beautiful truths of "The Golden Bachelor" Mary Elizabeth Williams

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Is cheese actually addictive? Here's the real science Mary Elizabeth Williams

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Why are exorcisms on the rise? Mary Elizabeth Williams

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Shelf awareness: Experts explain why you should be inspecting your poop Mary Elizabeth Williams

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Why there's no better comfort food than bread and butter Mary Elizabeth Williams

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What doctors don't tell teens about antidepressants and sex Mary Elizabeth Williams

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Nigella Lawson's divisive Marmite spaghetti is cozy perfection Mary Elizabeth Williams

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"Intersex is a beautiful thing": Despite having surgery forced upon her, this activist found healing Mary Elizabeth Williams

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Your brain is powered by literal emotional energy. An expert explains how to find the right balance Mary Elizabeth Williams

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Anxiety and panic attacks are normal reactions to a chaotic world. So why do we pretend otherwise? Mary Elizabeth Williams

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How did "granola" become a personality trait? Mary Elizabeth Williams

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