Troy Farah (page 5)

Email: tfarah@salon.com

Twitter: @filth_filler

Troy Farah is a science and public health journalist whose reporting has appeared in Scientific American, STAT News, Undark, Ars Technica, VICE, Discover Magazine, and others. He co-hosts the drug policy and science podcast Narcotica. His website is troyfarah.com and can be found on Blue Sky at @voidvaporvortex.bsky.social [photo: John Haas]

Raccoon Dog (Nyctereutes procyonoides)

What is a raccoon dog and did it really cause the COVID pandemic? Here's what scientists say Troy Farah

Cannabis and Joint

Some stoners become suddenly and violently ill from cannabis — and scientists aren't sure why Troy Farah

chatbot artistic representation

ChatGPT isn’t sentient. Could we build a chatbot that is? Troy Farah

Pandemic fatigue and a lack of research dollars means long COVID patients are being left behind Troy Farah

Asteroid passing earth

Asteroid headed for Earth in 2046 tops the "risk list" for planetary impact Troy Farah

Why fake sugars may be bad for you Troy Farah

The fungus from "The Last of Us" is being used as a natural pesticide Troy Farah

Comet passing Earth

Newly discovered comet arriving in 2024 could be brighter than Venus Troy Farah

Baby Orca whale with it's pod.

For the first time, an orca was seen raising another whale species' young Troy Farah

Seagull carrying a plastic cup

Birds are eating way too much plastic Troy Farah

rooster is held in a cage

H5N1 is infecting millions of animals. If it crosses over to humans, it will be worse than COVID Troy Farah

Edible cannabis products are displayed at Essence Vegas Cannabis Dispensary

Why eating cannabis edibles feels so different from smoking weed, according to experts Troy Farah

California's Desert Wildflower Super Bloom

California's rare flowering "superbloom" at risk of being trampled to oblivion by unruly tourists Troy Farah

Chain of amino acid or bio molecules called protein

Did evolution occur before life even existed? New study sheds light on how amino acids "evolved" Troy Farah

Day Octopus, Octopus cyanea

The first observations of octopus brain waves revealed how alien their minds truly are Troy Farah

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