Nicole Karlis (page 15)

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."

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

Newborn and mom with hospital bracelets

Thousands of preterm births likely prevented by COVID-19 vaccines, study finds Nicole Karlis

Schoolgirl whispering in classmates ear

The case for bringing a dish of gossip to Thanksgiving this year Nicole Karlis

Image of the Sagittarius C (Sgr C) region

Unexplained structures detected at heart of Milky Way in new James Webb Space Telescope image Nicole Karlis

Artist concept of the Milky Way

Astronomers gain new understanding of how galaxies age and form into spiral shapes Nicole Karlis

vet examining an amputee dog

Vets sound alarm about mysterious and sometimes fatal illness spreading among dogs nationwide Nicole Karlis

Captain flying a Boeing 767 over the North Atlantic just before dawn

Turbulent minds: The mental health stigma facing pilots echoes the crisis among men more broadly Nicole Karlis

A couple of old friends catching up over a drink at a craft beer bar together

Friendship is a health booster, but it has a "dark side," a surprising study finds Nicole Karlis

4 year old little boy sleeping with his cuddly toy in his bed

Researchers "sound alarms" as more parents are giving kids melatonin Nicole Karlis

Tired stressed new mother at home

"Ridiculous" cost of new postpartum depression pill spurs maternal health providers to push back Nicole Karlis

A Mbendjele camp in the Congo rainforest

It really does take a village: Study links mother and child wellbeing to multiple caregivers Nicole Karlis

Taylor Swift

Take it from Taylor Swift, keeping secrets is good for your mental health, new research finds Nicole Karlis

Group of tired people

Sleep, the bedrock of public health, is eroding. This is how experts say we can fix it Nicole Karlis

Empty wooden crib

Why is infant mortality so high in the US? Because our health care system fails mothers, too Nicole Karlis

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