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Olivia Goldhill is a features editor at �鶹��ý, focused on biomedicine, health and neuroscience. She's especially interested in the connection between body and mind, consciousness and psychedelics.

She was previously an investigative reporter at STAT and, before that, a science writer at Quartz and features writer at The Telegraph. Her work has been recognised by several awards: she was a 2022 British Journalism Awards and 2022 Medical Journalists' Association Awards finalist for an investigation into COVAX, which she worked on with the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, and a 2021 EPPY award finalist for a series exposing huge gaps in covid-19 healthcare access. In 2020, she was a Livingston Award finalist for reporting on data harvesting to fuel political propaganda in Brazil. She's also a 2024 New America fellow for her book on the battle to turn psychedelics into legal medicine, which is due to be published by Bloomsbury in the US and Profile in the UK. After nearly a decade living abroad, in New York and Mexico City, she's now back in London.