Mary Elizabeth Williams (page 4)

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.

Pumpkin Blondie
Decadent pumpkin blondies are the best way to embrace sweater weather season Mary Elizabeth Williams
Set of dentures
How white should your teeth really be? Mary Elizabeth Williams
medieval engraving of midwife bathing newborn
Were midwives the OG witches? How the history of mystic medicine and reproductive health intertwine Mary Elizabeth Williams
cemetery gravestones flowers
All that remains: From liquid cremation to mushroom suits, why more people are opting out of burial Mary Elizabeth Williams
Variety of Spices
Toss that old paprika! What experts say you should do to build a better spice collection Mary Elizabeth Williams
Fran Lebowitz
Fran Lebowitz on Trump: "No one in New York thinks he's a New Yorker" Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Golden Bachelor
Grandpa needs a girlfriend: The lonely, beautiful truths of "The Golden Bachelor" Mary Elizabeth Williams
Cheese Fondue
Is cheese actually addictive? Here's the real science Mary Elizabeth Williams
An exorcism in Sri Lanka
Why are exorcisms on the rise? Mary Elizabeth Williams
Toilet and toilet paper holder in field of dandelions
Shelf awareness: Experts explain why you should be inspecting your poop Mary Elizabeth Williams
Loaf of bread and butter
Why there's no better comfort food than bread and butter Mary Elizabeth Williams
doctor talking to young teenage patient
What doctors don't tell teens about antidepressants and sex Mary Elizabeth Williams
Marmite pasta
Nigella Lawson's divisive Marmite spaghetti is cozy perfection Mary Elizabeth Williams
Alicia Roth Weigel
"Intersex is a beautiful thing": Despite having surgery forced upon her, this activist found healing Mary Elizabeth Williams
Abstract world inside your mind, illustration
Your brain is powered by literal emotional energy. An expert explains how to find the right balance Mary Elizabeth Williams