Doctors

A young mom who was recently diagnosed with terminal cancer shares how she told her kids and how she's preparing them for the future without her.

TikTok influencers have been promoting Apple Cider Vinegar gummies for weight loss, but are they safe? We spoke to doctors to find out the possible dangers behind the craze.

Footage of a packed dance floor at the American Association of Immunologists' 2023 gala has sparked criticism of a lack of care for immunocompromised patients.

Today's medical students should reject being forced to take oaths that have nothing to do with patient care.

One of the biggest problems with addiction is that people are very good at hiding it from themselves.

I just checked out of life completely. The withdrawals are unimaginable.

"No one can ever guarantee when this war will end," Dr. Mohamed Fath Alrahman told Newsweek from the Sudanese capital Khartoum.

I had a terrible accident. Daily, I wished for the amputation of my legs.

For nearly 30 years, the United States has been grappling with states' decriminalization of physician-assisted suicide.

A judge has ordered a halt to federal approval of a drug used in medical abortions. Doctors have questioned the concerns, noting mifepristone's safety record.

As an ER doctor, I thought I was entering a profession to battle disease and fight illness. Instead, I find myself continually challenged by the Goliaths of social, economic, and political forces, armed with not even a slingshot.

The senator said that he was "so happy to be home" and urged "people who are suffering with depression in red counties and blue counties" to "please get help."

Russian doctors are reportedly having to travel overseas to get hands-on dissection experience with cadavers.

There's no physician shortage. We have thousands of physicians in the line waiting for residency training.

The social media influencer, who once weighed 65 pounds, excitedly shared her new weight with TikTok followers.

"I had lung cancer and I've never smoked," the comedian wrote on Twitter, in response to Rep. Eric Swalwell's thread about the disease.

"It's crazy to think he was once given a 30 percent survival and now he is a happy and healthy 2-year-old," Lydia Swortzel said.

A pediatric medical director told Newsweek that Ukraine keeping its territory is the only way for the war to end.

The debate over medically assisted suicide is one of patient rights and the value of life itself, proponents and critics claim.

Several conservative figures reacted to the video on Twitter, including one Fox & Friends host that called the video "creepy".

Nia Williams survived triple cancer while pregnant, and said this experience helped her find herself after years of emotional abuse, despite being in her 20s.

Your eating habits can affect the way your body functions by altering your hormone levels, so Newsweek spoke to doctors to find out the food that can help.

Julie McAlaney was eventually diagnosed with multiple myeloma and told by doctors that she had two to five years to live.

Like virtually all fields of study, medical education is now subject to deconstruction for its supposed "systemic racism."

The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) has an obligation to eliminate the MCAT as a requirement for medical school.

O'Donnell also explained that cutting down on alcohol and giving up soda had helped her to shed weight, saying, "Soda is the enemy, period."

Whether it was a one-time thing or a regular practice, the weapon a 6-year-old used in his classroom wasn't stored safely at home, out of his reach.

The 170 doctors who spoke out against Moscow's treatment of Navalny could face repercussions, one expert told Newsweek.

Chopra, author of "Living in the Light" and co-founder of the Never Alone Initiative, provides some advice on how to quickly relax yourself.

In an original essay, Hope Riley talks about an unexpected diagnosis that changed her son's life.