Nicole Karlis (page 5)

Nicole Karlis is a senior writer at Salon, specializing in health and science. Tweet her @nicolekarlis.

Human intestines with pills
GutTok check: Behind the wellness trend exploiting the mysterious nature of IBS Nicole Karlis
Sick man with covid-19 symptoms in bed
"Zombie" COVID-19 fragments linger for some, causing severe disease outcomes, new research reveals Nicole Karlis
woman rubbing her hands; discomfort; arthritis
Women are far more likely to develop autoimmune diseases. A new study may have finally cracked why Nicole Karlis
Sad young adult woman patient; US Supreme Court
"Devastating": Restricting abortion drug access would inflict unnecessary suffering for miscarriages Nicole Karlis
Texas Women's Reproductive Clinic
"Impossible to enforce": Attempts to ban abortion travel are scare tactics, legal expert says Nicole Karlis
People gather to protest the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade on June 24, 2022 in Portland, Oregon.
Abortion exceptions "have no meaning at all" — and estimates of pregnancies by rape prove it Nicole Karlis
Doctor examining a newborn baby at a maternity hospital and listening to his heartbeat
COVID-19 vaccines prove safe for pregnant women, yet hesitancy remains high Nicole Karlis
Young Boy in Bed with Measles 1941
How "The Brady Bunch" facilitates misplaced nostalgia about measles on social media Nicole Karlis
Abortion protest march 1986
Will Roe v. Wade ever be restored? How certain legal challenges could reinstate abortion protections Nicole Karlis
Bernie Sanders; Nicole Heim; COVID Senate Hearing
"Living through a mass disabling event": Will Congress finally take long COVID patients seriously? Nicole Karlis
bovine colostrum powder
Colostrum craze: Why the "liquid gold" of cow milk is stirring up wellness TikTok Nicole Karlis
MMR Vaccine
Expect more measles outbreaks in 2024, health experts warn Nicole Karlis
Road Rage
Here's why road rage is on the rise Nicole Karlis
Woman Suffering From A Cold Lying In Bed
The coronavirus could mutate to cause more severe disease, according to experts Nicole Karlis
Boy Watching Television
TV screen time associated with sensory differences in toddlerhood, study finds Nicole Karlis