Weight-loss scams cost Americans $70 billion a year
Dr. Sharon Giese said the $70 billion weight loss industry is full of "dubious" products that only drain your bank account.
Alzheimer's mysterious origins may lie in exhausted cells unable to cope
A discovery has important implications for future treatments and may explain why patients respond differently to different drugs.
When open enrollment for 2024 health insurance closes in each state
The deadline for Americans to sign up for health insurance for 2024 is fast approaching.
I shared my pills. Her controlling boyfriend reported us to police
I don't feel guilty for helping another person. It's not something I should be ashamed of.
Depression may cause weight gain for some people, study finds
Overweight and obese people may be more at risk of gaining weight during periods of depression and poor mental health.
MS is more prevalent in America due to ancient sheep farming
"In many ways, we are not optimally adapted to the environment we have created for ourselves today," the researchers told Newsweek.
Russian doctor gives Putin surprise diagnosis
A doctor compared 71-year-old Putin's health favourably with that of President Joe Biden, saying that age has taken its toll on the latter.
Toxicologists find 829 chemicals in everyday items may cause breast cancer
"Breast cancer is a hormonal disease, so the fact that so many chemicals can alter estrogen and progesterone is concerning," the researchers said.
Vegetarians and vegans at significantly lower risk of COVID, study claims
Those on plant-based diets were 39 percent less likely to be infected by COVID-19.
Gynecological expert the best way to sleep for a healthy vagina
Your sleep environment could be leaving you open to vaginal infections.
Rescue dog who suddenly collapsed during walk makes "miracle" recovery
"At the onset, she wasn't expected to survive; her entire body was thrown into chaos," Zeta's owner told Newsweek.
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Chemists warn bottled water 100 times worse for plastic than thought
The water tested was found to contain 240,000 plastic particles per liter on average, scientists warn.
Woman shares her hair styling hacks to hide alopecia—"Beautiful either way"
Chloe Peach was nervous about sharing her story, but hopes to make the condition less "isolating, confusing and lonely" for others.
COVID map shows 10 states with higher positive cases
States in the Great Lakes and central Midwest are among those with the highest positive COVID tests in the latest recorded week.
Joe Biden appears to be a "superager," doctors say
As the oldest president in U.S. history, Biden's age has remained a major talking point throughout his first term.
Feeling stressed? Expert shares why it may be due to nutrient deficiencies
A nutritionist explains the link between stress and nutrition and how to become more stress-resilient.
Woman who shed 80lbs in one year credits the 16:8 method
Caroline Mabeus said that at her worst, she would eat "around 3,000 to 4,000 calories a day," leading to her heaviest weight.
Scientist reveals four things he does everyday to boost happiness
"There's a misconception that happiness is natural and you just have to flip a switch," Ski Chilton told Newsweek.
California paying for illegal migrants to gender transition sparks fury
About 700,000 additional illegal migrants in California are eligible for gender-affirming care from Medi-Cal beginning January 1.
Aging and obesity's "significant unresolved problem" may have solution
Scientists have figured out which chemicals drive the development of fatty liver disease and other metabolic conditions, which may allow for treatment.
Scientists discover snake venom that may help with high blood pressure
"Venoms never cease to surprise us," researcher Alexandre Tashima said. "A great deal remains to be studied in these toxins."
Mystery food linked to dozens of salmonella cases
On Thursday, the FDA sent out an update about an outbreak of salmonella that has so far caused 45 cases in the U.S.
I wish mom had Ozempic. She would have loved me
Cakes, pies, ice cream—anything sweet—was her heroin. As a child, I knew my love was dependent on not questioning the "crazy."
Ignoring hearing problems could be linked to dementia
Hearing aids may help stave off the disease, according to new research.
Italy hospital surge over flu-like illness raises alarm bells: "Very weird"
Hospitals in Italy are being overwhelmed by an increase in admissions of people suffering influenza-like diseases.
Toxicologists warn bug sprays may cause infertility and birth defects
Researchers at Harvard have discovered how a common ingredient in bug spray can affect the formation of cells.
"Stop smoking altogether," dog owners warned
"If they can reduce the exposure of their dogs to smoke, that can help the dogs' health," veterinarian Deborah Knapp said.
Kittens' self-control in front of "forbidden toy" delights internet
Two sweet little cats managhed to resist temptation, despite obviously being desperate to play with the 'toy.'
Neuroscientists find way to make people more hypnotizable
"We finally cracked the code on how to do it," the Stanford researchers said.
Poor sleep in your 30s linked to memory and thinking problems in later life
Experts hope that their findings could prevent or delay up to 30 percent of Alzheimer's cases.