Nicole Karlis (page 6)

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."

Pro-Choice Abortion Protest

The fallout of Florida’s abortion ban has been "chaos," experts say Nicole Karlis

Pro-Palestinian Protesters NYU Manhattan

Civil liberties group condemns Nassau County vote to ban masks in public Nicole Karlis

SCOTUS Abortion Protest Pro-Choice

Abortion bans violate human rights, Amnesty International says in new report Nicole Karlis

Overwhelmed Mother

The cognitive load of household chores hurts maternal mental health, study finds Nicole Karlis

Abortion rights advocates pro-choice SCOTUS

"The walls are closing in": States under strain as Iowa abortion ban goes into effect Nicole Karlis

Simone Biles

Simone Biles and the "twisties": How the mind affects physical performance Nicole Karlis

Kamala Harris

American moms feel like Kamala Harris "gets" them Nicole Karlis

Used surgical mask thrown on the sand of a beach

What’s different about this summer’s FLiRT COVID wave Nicole Karlis

Pro Abortion Pro Choice Protest Supreme Court SCOTUS

"It's not just about abortion": How the Chevron ruling could unravel reproductive rights Nicole Karlis

Kamala Harris

Why it matters Kamala Harris isn’t afraid to say the word "abortion" Nicole Karlis

Joe Biden; Donald Trump

A pacifier for the mind: Biden and Trump conspiracy theories are America’s toxic coping mechanism Nicole Karlis

Abortion Women's Clinic Examination Room

Reproductive rights are under attack using online data. These tools help people protect themselves Nicole Karlis

Kim Kardashian

Why "salmon sperm facials" have enchanted Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Aniston Nicole Karlis

Abortion provider clinic speaking talking consoling patient

Why do abortion "exceptions" rarely include mental health? Nicole Karlis

Mpox Monkeypox vaccine

Mpox is mutating to become more contagious in Africa, alarming some health experts Nicole Karlis

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