Nicole Karlis (page 34)

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."

A squirrel holding a nut

Squirrel privilege is real: Intergenerational wealth drives animal inequality, study says Nicole Karlis

James Webb Space Telescope

Decades of work are riding on the James Webb Space Telescope. What happens if it fails? Nicole Karlis

Children staying at home during COVIG-19 pandemic

My husband intentionally exposed my family to COVID-19 Nicole Karlis

Anti-Vaccine Protesters

Is America experiencing mass psychosis? Nicole Karlis

Billi The Cat

A "talking" cat is giving scientists insight into how felines think Nicole Karlis

Woman working from home, feeling angry

Why some telecommuters miss working from the office Nicole Karlis

United States crisis and a divided America

The political divide in the United States has become irreconcilable, study says Nicole Karlis

Covid-19 Omicron variant

Small lab study shows omicron partially evades vaccine-based immunity Nicole Karlis

Older man dancing at a night club

My 65-year-old husband is putting his love of clubbing over my health Nicole Karlis

COVID-19 Patient

Tremors and "internal vibrations": Long Covid patients are reporting Parkinson's-like symptoms Nicole Karlis

Doctor holding a COVID-19 vaccine shot

Does the omicron variant mean vaccines will have to be updated? Here's what scientists say Nicole Karlis

Mother and daughter yelling at each other

Do you feel like a sullen teen again when you visit your parents for the holidays? You're not alone Nicole Karlis

Coronavirus; COVID-19; Spreading; Airport; Travel

The omicron variant is spreading rapidly — but doctors note cases so far are not severe Nicole Karlis

Young man holding nose

A horrifying COVID-19 side effect makes food taste and smell like garbage Nicole Karlis

Female reproductive system in paperwork

More women are giving birth after uterus transplants — and experts say they could even be put in men Nicole Karlis

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