Nicole Karlis (page 31)

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."

Coronavirus; Hospital

Why a life-saving, last-resort treatment for COVID-19 is so hard to access Nicole Karlis

QAnon; Vladimir Putin

QAnon followers are casting Putin in a positive light Nicole Karlis

James Webb space telescope

Why scientists think we could find extraterrestrial intelligence by searching for pollutants Nicole Karlis

Senior man with dogs and cat on his lap on bench

Having a dog or cat can slow cognitive decline in seniors, new study finds Nicole Karlis

Baby playing with hanging mobile

No, the CDC didn't "lower standards" for childhood development because of the pandemic Nicole Karlis

Over the counter Allergy relief medication

COVID "long-haulers" may have finally found relief in inexpensive, over-the-counter drugs Nicole Karlis

yellow headed blackbird

Scientists think they know why hundreds of birds mysteriously fell from the sky in Mexico Nicole Karlis

Pregnancy; Pandemic

The pandemic is almost over — unless you're pregnant Nicole Karlis

Doctor; Patient

Covid-recovered patients are seeing a huge rise in heart-related issues Nicole Karlis

Proxima d

Astronomers discover a tiny planet orbiting our nearest galactic neighbor Nicole Karlis

Silhouette Couple Holding Hands During Sunset

Do "attachment styles" really matter in relationships? Nicole Karlis

Set of syringes with medication

COVID-19 vaccine authorization for children under 5 delayed Nicole Karlis

Melatonin supplements and sleep mask

Americans are popping melatonin to get to sleep. Researchers say it may not be helping Nicole Karlis

Second-grade pupils wear face masks as they attend school lessons

As states drop school mask mandates, health experts clash on whether it's too soon Nicole Karlis

Asteroid Pair 2019 PR2 and 2019 QR6

Astronomers discover a pair of young "twin" asteroids, barely older than the United States Nicole Karlis

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