HEALTH
Nationwide Snack Recall Over Fears of 'Life-Threatening' Reaction
Distribution of the product has been suspended until the company is certain that the problem has been fixed.
Alzheimer's: Map Shows US States Where Newly Revealed Risk Factor Is Worst
Luckily, there are simple steps you can take to minimize your exposure to this factor.
Scientists Make Skin See-Through With 'Groundbreaking' Dye
The simple technology offers a range of applications, from investigating digestive issues in real time to identifying cancers.
Scientists Reveal Invisible Threat to Male Fertility
"If validated by future prospective work then this association has striking implications for fertility," expert Jill Belch said.
Pandemic Fears as Dozens of 'High Risk' Viruses Found in China's Fur Farms
A new study has identified 36 previously unknown species, many of which were found to already be jumping species.
Chlamydia Has Found a New Place To Hide
Researchers found that chlamydia bacteria may lurk in the cells of the gut, possibly causing recurrent infections.
I'm an Autistic Professor—I Need Rules, but My College Broke Them
Given the impact on my well-being, this may be the last return to school that I can do.
Dementia: Up to One in Five Cases Could Be Prevented, Say Scientists
This modifiable risk factor deserves scrutiny as an intervention priority for the prevention of dementia, experts say.
How Gen Alpha Is Changing Children's Hospitals
Gen Alpha is "growing up with cellphones in their hands," a pediatric hospitalist told Newsweek. How will that affect the hospitals that treat them?
Map Shows US States With Worst Childhood Death Rates
Child and adolescent mortality increased by 18.8 percent in the U.S. in four years, with significant disparities between states.
Brian May Gives Health Update After Suffering Stroke
Queen guitarist Brian May revealed on Wednesday that he had suffered a minor stroke which temporarily impaired the use of his arm.
People With Depression May Have Key Brain Difference
Researchers offer insights for future treatment as well as determining those who are most at risk of mental health disorders.
Heart Health: Cholesterol Risk Begins 'Much Earlier' Than Thought
The risk of developing heart problems through diet can begin much earlier than previously thought, according to a recent study.
US Mpox Update As Outbreak Hits Fort Dodge Correctional Facility
It is unclear how many inmates have been affected, but the outbreak has triggered enhanced sanitation and isolation protocols.
Women's Health Harmed by 'Invisible' Household Burden
This unrecognized workload drives inequality and puts a strain on women's mental health, and their relationships.
Burping: Eating Habits That Cause Problematic Belching Exposed
Drinking alcohol, taking acid reflux medication and gut disorders were the leading causes associated with increased burping, a survey found.
Kids: Screen Time Before Bed Affects Sleep Differently Than Thought
It's where and how screen time happens that makes the difference, a new study suggests, rather than just how soon before bedtime.
Semaglutide Study Debunks Mental Health Fears
Weight loss drugs that use semaglutide were not associated with depression in a recent analysis.
Cancer: No Link to Cellphone Use, WHO Review Finds
"The authors recommend continuing with epidemiological surveillance, especially in relation to new technologies such as 5G."
Scientists Reveal Hidden Cause of Constipation
This new discovery could make easing constipation more effective, scientists say, as treatments could target the root cause.
COVID Map Update Shows States With Highest US Rates
While cases have steadily declined in some states, other areas are seeing a steady rise in infections.
Four Key Nutrients Lacking in Diet of Two-Thirds of Adults: 'Alarming'
What can you do to make sure you are consuming enough iodine, vitamin E, calcium and iron?
Super Rice on Horizon as Scientists Find Way to Boost Nutritional Power
Genetically modified high-protein rice could be developed to improve its nutritional quality and tackle the rise of diabetes.
Cheaper Weight Loss Injections Come at a Cost
"It is imperative that healthcare providers educate their patients on how to administer the medication safely," experts told Newsweek.