Matthew Rozsa (page 46)

Twitter: @MatthewRozsa

Matthew Rozsa is a professional writer whose work has appeared in multiple national media outlets since 2012. Throughout his career he has covered politics, culture and social issues. Today he is primarily a science journalist focusing on the broad spectrum of topics related to climate change.

COVID booster

Do COVID-19 vaccines really have worse side effects than other vaccines? Here's what experts say Matthew Rozsa

Apollo 11

The Space Race led to some shady alliances between Americans and Nazi scientists Matthew Rozsa

Elon Musk's brain chip company has killed so many animals that the USDA is investigating them Matthew Rozsa

Tylenol, acetaminophen

Why there's a children's Tylenol and Motrin shortage — and how we could end it Matthew Rozsa

Meteorite from outer space, falling toward planet Earth

An extinction-level asteroid that could someday hit Earth was found hiding near Venus Matthew Rozsa

Spotlight on a virus spore

Ancient viruses gave us a gene called "Arc" — and it may explain consciousness, scientists say Matthew Rozsa

Red cat caught a bird in the garden

Outdoor cats are an invasive species and a threat to themselves, scientists say Matthew Rozsa

A curious mink, it's head slightly lifted as it sniffs the air

10,000 freed mink roaming the Ohio countryside now pose a threat to ecology and public health Matthew Rozsa

Rear view of boy running in school corridor

The pandemic "ruptured" childrens' social skills around the world, researchers say Matthew Rozsa

Little child patient with protective face mask lying on bed at hospital

The number of babies hospitalized for COVID-19 went up recently. Here's why Matthew Rozsa

Joe Biden

Biden is now America's first octogenarian president. Here's what that means Matthew Rozsa

White and Black Turkeys Walk on a Green grass the Farmyard

The social lives of birds: Turkeys are violent, back-stabby, and class-obsessed Matthew Rozsa

Prepared Poultry ready for cooking

These are the pathogens you might ingest if you undercook your turkey Matthew Rozsa

Boy lying sick on the sofa at home while his mother takes care of him and helping him to measure his temperature with a digital thermometer.

Children who contract COVID are more likely to suffer seizures, epilepsy: study Matthew Rozsa

COVID-19; Anti-vaxxers and anti-maskers

US ranks last among peer nations for COVID-19 mortality: study Matthew Rozsa

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