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Being uncoupled is a terrifying thing—especially when you've been married as long as I had.

"Intriguingly, these changes are long-lasting, and pregnancy seems to permanently remodel the brain," Johannes Kohl told Newsweek.

Chiropractor David Lask told Newsweek that the "repeated bending and twisting" movement entailed by several household chores causes stress on the spine.

Alexander Easton reveals memory hack for everyday activities, like where you last put your keys.

"We identified three genes that are significantly associated with vegetarianism," study author Nabeel Yaseen told Newsweek.

A small percentage of users may experience severe gastrointestinal side effects.

"I really appreciate that you respected its wildness and didn't try to pet or touch it," said a user on Instagram.

Dr. Kenneth Brown told Newsweek that "snacking can contribute" to cause bloating or irritable bowel syndrome.

"I want to get across to people that they're not alone and that they're going to be ok," Lyndsey Murray told Newsweek.

A Boston-based animal behaviorist told Newsweek that our dogs can sometimes catch on to parts of our personality.

It can severely disrupt your in-person relationships, particularly romantic ones.

A rescue worker told Newsweek the dog was used for "toxicity testing, which means that doses of drugs were induced to see what level of toxins would make him sick."

The "smart and easy" hack has racked up over 4 million views on TikTok.