Elizabeth Hlavinka is a journalist who writes for Salon Media Group, Inc. and Fatherly. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Youth Today and Grunge. Elizabeth covers a wide range of topics including health, science, culture, and social issues, with a particular interest in exploring unique perspectives and uncovering hidden stories.
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Elizabeth Hlavinka's coverage is heavily focused on scientific and healthcare topics, with a strong emphasis on expert commentary and data citation. She appears to be interested in articles that explore popular science topics and mental health issues.
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Social media's role in contraception stigma is concerning amid abortion restrictions enacted post-Roe, doctors say
By: Elizabeth Hlavinka
Once faced with extinction, turkey populations bounced back. Now they're declining once again, for unknown reasons
By: Elizabeth Hlavinka
Footprints indicate these species walked along the same lakeshore within hours or days of each other
By: Elizabeth Hlavinka
Scientists have long warned that transmission needs to be curbed to prevent these mutations
By: Elizabeth Hlavinka
Internal Family Systems therapy is gaining popularity faster than research demonstrating its efficacy
New research using clearer images from JWST are further complicating the so-called Hubble tension
Generate Key Takeaways Sky Radoci spent years trying to find something that could cure his eczema , which developed during a bout of stress he went through when attending music school in Los Angeles.
Meanwhile, Delaware reports a possible infection, which if confirmed raises total cases to 62
Psychedelic industry faced setbacks, cannabis was almost rescheduled and overdose deaths dropped — but not for all
By: Elizabeth Hlavinka
Some argue sugar's addictive properties and the long-term health consequences of overconsumption make it a drug
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