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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Moderna announces plans to move a novel vaccine design into its final stage of development
By: Troy Farah
Without parasites, our web of life would be weaker and less diverse. We should conserve them like other species
What does science say about the side effects of sleeping pills? While they may feel helpful, you may want to think twice before reaching for one.
So far, at least 24 people have been freed, with more expected to come during the four-day truce
The surge in respiratory sickness in China is caused by familiar viruses, Chinese health authorities claim
By: Troy Farah
The Bureau of Prisons performed “life-saving measures” on an incarcerated person, who was taken to a hospital
By: Troy Farah
Vancouver mushroom entrepreneur Dana Larsen discusses being raided by police and the future of psychedelics
By: Troy Farah
The “Last Week Tonight” host gave the Supreme Court associate justice 30 days to respond
A computer glitch rendered the nearly 50-year-old spacecraft silent. Efforts to revive it so far have been futile
By: Troy Farah
"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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