Troy Farah is a Science and Health Staff Reporter for Salon Media Group, Inc. and Discover Magazine. With a focus on a wide range of topics, Troy covers stories on public health, drug policy, infectious diseases, and the intersection of science and society. His articles aim to inform and challenge readers' perspectives on important issues impacting our world today.
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By: Troy Farah
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"I want to live in a free Russia," Navalnaya said in a video, promising to reveal her husband's alleged killers
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Once more, COVID cases are on the rise. Here's what's driving an uptick in cases Science & Health Editor
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They could hitch a ride on a SpaceX Dragon capsule or may need to wait until February to return to Earth
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Some experts say it was only a matter of time before the nation's largest dairy producer reported H5N1 cases
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Bats are dying at an alarming rate. New research links it to an increase in infant mortality from pesticides
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"There is no state in this country where it is legal to kill a baby after it's born," ABC anchor Linsey Davis says
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