HEALTH
Kitchen Warning As Scientists Find 'Unexpected' Microwave Health Risk
"We hypothesize that microwaves actually select from the pool of bacteria…those able to resist radiation," microbiologist Manuel Porcar told Newsweek.
Scientists Reveal 'One Tablespoon' Yoghurt Addition For Probiotic Boost
A squeeze of something sweet in this dish could aid the survival of healthy gut bacteria.
Women Less Likely To Get Pain Relief in Emergency Rooms: 'Troubling Bias'
Research shows doctors and nurses are failing to treat female pain with the same seriousness as male patients.
COVID Map Shows Highest Rates Across US As New Variant Rises
More than 1 in 4 COVID tests have come out positive in five states.
What Is Graves' Disease? 'Star Wars' Actress Daisy Ridley Diagnosed
There are many common symptoms of Graves' disease.
Fruit Warning As Pesticides Left Behind After Common Kitchen Prep
"Traditional fruit-cleaning operations cannot wholly remove pesticides," researchers said.
Olympics Committee Urged by Health Group to 'Cut Ties' With Coca-Cola
"It's time for the IOC to cut ties with Coca-Cola in the interest of athletes, spectators and the planet," Vital Strategies said.
Alzheimer's Breakthrough as Parkinson's Drug Surprise Teases New Treatment
The drug demonstrated partial reversal of cognitive deficits by restoring the brain's own "self-cleanup" process.
West Nile Virus Map Shows US Cases As Spike Feared: 'Remain Vigilant'
At least 80 cases have been reported so far across 24 states: "I think we're due for an outbreak," says expert.
Oncology Expert Warns Cancer in Young People Is on the Rise
"We should not dismiss the possibility of cancer just because the person is under the age of 50," Dr. David Liska of Cleveland Clinic told Newsweek.
Woman, 23, Determined to Live Life to Fullest After Rare Terminal Diagnosis
"I've learned to live symbiotically with it," Amanda Tam, who was diagnosed with ALS at just 21, told Newsweek.
Watch: AI Robot Dentist Performs Human Dental Crown in Minutes
The footage shows a robot performing a procedure that can take over two hours when done by a human dentist.
Unsupervised Chemical Skin Peels May Cause 'Disfiguring Scars,' FDA Warns
The FDA said it has "not approved any chemical peel products."
Deadly Rat-Borne Virus Spreading in US—What Are the Signs?
Four people have died from the disease in the U.S. since the start of 2024.
OB-GYN Recommends Strengthening This Overlooked Muscle Group
People rarely talk about pelvic floor health, but weakness in this area can wreak havoc on the body, Dr. Joanne Stone told Newsweek.
Woman Who Lost Eyesight Due to Showering With Contact Lenses Issues Warning
"I thought I was doing everything right," Rachel Prochnow, from Texas, told Newsweek.
COVID Warning as New KP.3.1.1 Variant Rises to US Dominance: 'Buckle Up'
Experts have warned that the new variant is "more of a challenge" to our immune systems compared to previous variants.
Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro: The Dark Side of Weight-Loss Drugs
How dropping pounds using slimming drugs like Ozempic made these women realize they had been victims of fatphobia for years
Bird Flu Warning as Blowflies Found Carrying the Virus
Blowflies have been identified as carriers of bird flu in Japan, suggesting a new transmission route for the virus.
Eat Chips 'Without Dip,' Say Scientists Pushing for Smarter Snacking
Cutting calories? Skipping dip with chips can make a big difference, one study shows.
Utah Man Sentenced To Prison For Selling Fake COVID-19 Cure On YouTube
The FBI labeled the YouTuber a 'snake-oil salesman' for his videos claiming to have cures for various ailments.
Lung Cancer Should Lose Its Stigma, Says Mount Sinai Exec
Lung cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer, but misconceptions about the disease still keep sufferers from receiving treatment.
Alzheimer's Breakthrough As Drug Fights Damage in Late-Onset Disease
Scientists have turned patient skin cells into brain neurons, revealing key Alzheimer's insights.
No Superfood Can Block Cancer, Breast Surgeon Says
Dietary regimens and supplements can be branded as "anti-cancer," but they don't work as advertised, according to this Mount Sinai surgeon.