HEALTH
Does Coffee Cause Cancer? Scientists Study How Drink Affects Risk
Scientists have been researching the potential risks of drinking coffee for decades.
Scientists Wipe out Disease-carrying Mosquitoes with Mosquitoes
The technique could be one day used against bugs which carry malaria, the study co-uthor told Newswe
Don't Use Wasp Spray to Make Meth, West Virginia Police Warn: 'It Can Kill'
Three overdoses in the state have been linked to the practice.
Alzheimer's Could Be Slowed by Fewer than 9,000 Steps a Day
"Many people may be able to achieve the levels of activity seen here without major changes to their schedules," the co-author of the study told Newsweek.
Precision Medicine Has Increased Survival Rates - Looking to AI For More
A deeper look into how artificial intelligence paired with precision medicine can improve the length and quality of life in cancer patients.
Doctors Are Turning to Artificial Intelligence to Diagnose Cancer Patients
Precision medicine is changing how cancer is diagnosed.
Precision Medicine Costs a Fortune but Could Save Money Later On
Expert Michael Caligiuri on who's going to make money on the coming cancer treatments
Precision Medicine Is Crushing Once-Untreatable Cancers
Running story by Dave Freedman on how a combo of AI, genomics and immunology have brought us to the threshold of being able to solve just about any form of cancer; the catch is that each one will be expensive.
Injuring a Fly May Condemn It to a Lifetime of Pain, Scientists Find
Scientists find fruit flies develop "hypersensitivity" after injury in a similar way to humans.
Video Shows Doctor Removing Butterfly Living Inside Patient's Ear
Footage was taken in north Vietnam and has gone viral online.
Microdosing Psychedelics Linked to Better Mood and Focus
The findings come amid what is known as the "psychedelic renaissance."
LGBT People More Likely to Develop Dementia, New Study Finds
According to new research presented at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference, rates for cognitive decline are higher in the LGBT community.
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Ranked: The Cities With Greatest Interest in Veganism
Six of the top 20 are in the U.S., but it's a British city that tops the list.
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America's Healthiest (and Least Healthy) States
In addition to smoking, obesity and pollution, there is another factor that could affect your health—where you live.
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States with Highest Levels of Excessive Drinking
The more highly paid and educated a person is, the more likely it is that they will drink to excess.
Best Prime Day 2019 Vacuum Deals: Cordless, Robot, Handheld and More
Looking for the best Amazon Prime Day vacuum deals? We've got you covered.
Best Prime Day 2019 Baby Deals: Diapers, Wipes, Car Seats and More
Amazon Prime Day 2019 is here. Check out the best deals we found on baby products, including diapers, wipes, jogging strollers and more, here.
Girl, 4, Has Limbs Removed After Hands Become Like 'Black Claws'
"They turned into something like a horror movie," the girl's father said of the hands.
9/11 First Responder Warns Mitch McConnell to Keep His Word on Victims Fund
"If Mitch McConnell or anybody in the Senate plays games, myself and my team, Jon Stewart, we come back and make their lives miserable," the 9/11 first responder said.
Babies Born Preterm Less Likely to Have Romantic Partners, Sex, As Adults
People born prematurely are on average more likely to be timid, and socially withdrawn.
Sea Lice: Virginia Beachgoers Report Tiny Creatures Making Them Itch
Jellyfish larvae can get trapped in bathing suits and sting the skin.
Cutting Back This Many Calories Per Day Could Lower Heart Disease Risk
"People can do this fairly easily by simply watching their little indiscretions here and there," explained Dr. William E. Kraus, lead author of the study and professor of medicine at Duke University Medical Center.
Men Who Have Facial Plastic Surgery Appear to Be More Attractive, Likeable
"The tendency to judge facial appearance is likely rooted in evolution," explained a scientist who carried out the study.
Soda and Fruit Juice Linked to Cancer in Major Study of Sugary Drinks
Scientists combed through data on over 100,000 people for the study.
Sleep As Humans Experience It May Have Emerged 450 Million Years Ago
Scientist studied tiny, transparent fish to learn more about sleep.