Nicole Karlis (page 12)

Email: nkarlis@salon.com

Nicole Karlis is a senior writer at Salon, specializing in health and science. Tweet her @nicolekarlis.

Saturn's moon Enceladus

Life on Saturn’s moon? New evidence of toxic gas suggests it’s more likely than ever Nicole Karlis

Pregnant woman feeling discomfort

Treatment for morning sickness likely on the horizon after scientists discover its source Nicole Karlis

Young woman with high temperature and flu lying down on sofa

Respiratory viruses are on the rise. Did COVID-19 make us more vulnerable to other illnesses? Nicole Karlis

Gravitation waves, 3D illustration

Astronomers search for sources of mind-bending gravitational hum permeating the universe Nicole Karlis

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Universal health coverage is "urgently needed," World Health Organization says Nicole Karlis

Pregnancy Abortion Texas Travis County 459th District Court

Forcing Kate Cox to travel out of state for an abortion is cruel, and shows exceptions don't work Nicole Karlis

Happy mother with baby girl and grandmother at home

Why some researchers are rethinking the "grandmother hypothesis" of menopause Nicole Karlis

Christmas Tree On Fire

The holidays can unleash an avalanche of microstressors. Here's how to defeat them and find calm Nicole Karlis

Black hole

Juicing power from the abyss: How black hole batteries could be the energy of the (distant) future Nicole Karlis

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CDC director recommends masking against tide of rising respiratory illnesses, including COVID Nicole Karlis

California Wildfire

Wildfire smoke threatens to undo improvements on air pollution, study finds Nicole Karlis

Walking through a Christmas tree farm

When it comes to picking sustainable Christmas trees, here's why actual plants may beat plastic Nicole Karlis

person holding medical mask covid

Highly-mutated "Pirola" COVID variant is spreading more rapidly, but vaccines seem to neutralize it Nicole Karlis

Bottlenose Dolphins

Electric feel: Scientists confirm bottlenose dolphins can sense electrical fields Nicole Karlis

Coal Power Plant

Coal-powered emissions more deadly than previously thought, study finds Nicole Karlis

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