Matthew Rozsa (page 60)

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.

Nuclear Test Mushroom Cloud

Nuclear winter, crop failures and fallout: What nuclear war would do to civilization Matthew Rozsa

Sleepy nurse

Americans can't seem to get enough sleep — and it's wreaking havoc on our brains Matthew Rozsa

Coronavirus and the Brain

COVID-19 is linked to long-term mental health issues in recovered patients, study finds Matthew Rozsa

Skull wearing headphones

I feel the music in my bones: A new study shows how sound can rebuild bones Matthew Rozsa

Yellow fever epidemic in Philadelphia, 1793

How the Philadelphia pandemic of 1793 foreshadowed the social problems of the COVID-19 era Matthew Rozsa

Ukraine; Chernobyl

As Russia invades Chernobyl, many fear artillery could spread radioactive dust across the continent Matthew Rozsa

Shadow of a tick on a leaf

Will deer-tick virus be the next big epidemic? A new study raises troubling questions Matthew Rozsa

A group of women laughing at their smartphone

Humilitainment: Why the internet thrives on other people's humiliation Matthew Rozsa

Hydrogen Bomb

Adlai Stevenson and the H-bomb: When a losing candidate mattered Matthew Rozsa

Detonation of Nuclear Device

This is what would happen to Earth if a nuclear war broke out between the West and Russia Matthew Rozsa

Smoke from the car exhaust

The actual cost of a car can be as high as $1 million — and society pays for much of that Matthew Rozsa

SpaceX

40 SpaceX satellites that astronomers loathe were destroyed by a geomagnetic storm Matthew Rozsa

English bulldog puppies

Citing inbreeding, Norway will no longer allow English Bulldogs to be bred in the country Matthew Rozsa

Blue swimming crab

Enjoying that expensive crab? It might be fake Matthew Rozsa

Evolution of Life on Earth illustration

Biologists surprised to discover that some "random" mutations may not be so random Matthew Rozsa

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