Medicine

The striking images showcase numerous examples of human-animal conflict and negligence.

In an attempt to cure the infection, one of the brothers appears to have had a hole cut into his head.

Scientists demonstrate in a new study how bone marrow transplantation to treat leukemia can also treat HIV.

Donkey skins are being imported to China en masse for use in the ejiao industry, being used as an alternative medicine.

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

"Oooh buddy I feel the same about eye drops," one user joked.

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.

The ants could represent an alternative to the invasive, expensive early cancer diagnostics currently in place.

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

From using cocaine and magic mushrooms to experimenting with ayahuasca treatments, Harry has opened up about his drug and psychedelics usage.

The social media star has been documenting her health journey on TikTok since learning she had AIDS in March 2022.

While the cloud of steam and ice looks awesome, it can lead to severe burns if the wind is blowing the wrong direction.

"I wondered if I could see them on my own eyelashes, so I plucked a few out and looked at the roots," @gud_morning_dave, who posted the video, told Newsweek.

The man had been suffering from bleeding ears, pain and itching for five days before he went to a hospital.

Matthew Harris told Newsweek: "It can be very easy to lose track of the patient as a person and see a body."

The man is thought to have swallowed the metal coins after suffering from an eating disorder called pica.

The body goes through five stages of decomposition—fresh, bloat, active, advanced, and dry decay.

"With increasing medical marijuana legalization, marijuana may be substituting for opioids for cancer-related pain," a researcher said.

The scientist behind a new study told Newsweek that our bodies have evolved to resist gravity, but these adaptations can go wrong.

The rod pierced his temporal lobe, which handles memory, language, emotions and visual processing, but the man has made a full recovery.

"My name. My name is Bella Hadid," one TikToker wrote about the video with more than 1.4 million views, while another commented, "Bro can smell colors now."

The prisoner was attempting to smuggle four mobile phones into the prison, and has refused surgery to get the final two removed.

As global temperatures continue to rise, the Arctic could become a fertile breeding ground for future pandemics.

Researchers have reported on the first ever human trials to use this technology to train the immune system to fight cancer.

"That vet better be coming back with an apology for that good girl as well," one TikTok user said.

The patient has overcome 12 tumors in only 36 years, thanks to a never-seen-before genetic mutation.

Two leading aesthetic practitioners spoke to Newsweek about the revolutionary treatment that can leave you looking like the best version of yourself.

A patient with previously diagnosed nerve damage believes a brown recluse spider bite restored sensation in their toes.

Does science have an answer to the secrets of the mummy's curse from the tomb of Tutankhamun?