Nicole Karlis (page 11)

Email: nkarlis@salon.com

Nicole Karlis is an award-winning staff writer at Salon, specializing in health and science. She is also the author of the upcoming book "Your Brain on Altruism: The Power of Connection and Community During Times of Crisis."

Birth control packs, close-up

Opill, the first over-the-counter birth control, will be available in stores soon Nicole Karlis

Planned Parenthood

The vasectomy boom: After Dobbs, younger men are stepping up Nicole Karlis

brain scan in multi well tray

Scientists investigating the "sewage system" of the brain search for mechanisms behind Alzheimer's Nicole Karlis

Planets Neptune and Uranus

Three new moons of Uranus and Neptune discovered Nicole Karlis

Brain Fog

"Leaky brain": Lifting the fog behind this long COVID symptom could generate treatment Nicole Karlis

Orange County Health Department Orlando Florida

The measles outbreak in Florida is a warning for the rest of the nation Nicole Karlis

IVF cell laboratory fertilize egg

"Devastasting": Ripple effects being felt as Alabama halts in vitro fertilization Nicole Karlis

COVID-19 Coronavirus Vaccine

Major COVID vaccine study finds heart risks are rare — and the real threat is being unvaccinated Nicole Karlis

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"It’s alarming:" Here's why syphilis, a disease once almost eradicated, has come roaring back Nicole Karlis

Jungkook, Beyoncé and Taylor Swift

How the loneliness crisis is fueling "stan culture" Nicole Karlis

Doctor holding hands with her patients during a consultation

Pausing menopause? Scientists using frozen ovary technique may delay menopause indefinitely Nicole Karlis

Sick sneezing office worker

Ill-gotten gains: Why does American society coerce us to work while sick? Nicole Karlis

Wilted flowers and COVID virus shadows

Infectious desire: How the pandemic is still negatively impacting our sex lives Nicole Karlis

Business woman lying on exercise ball in office

Free yoga and meditation at work don't seem to benefit workers, research finds. But better pay might Nicole Karlis

A woman holds a pregnancy test

A rise in Texas teen pregnancies could foreshadow national trends, experts warn Nicole Karlis

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