HEALTH
Cardiovascular Health Now Biggest Risk Factor for Dementia
Dementia risk factors are changing, and the new biggest threat has been revealed in research.
Delaware Warning Over Deadly Disease-Carrying Bugs: 'Wake-Up Call'
"The bugs are here," the researchers said. "There is a hole in the system."
Fatigue Was My Only Symptom. The Diagnosis Left Me in Shock
I had to start planning for a life possibly without me in it. My hope for a cure sits in the hands of a stranger.
Food Addiction Linked to Gut Bacteria
"We have demonstrated for the first time a direct interaction between the gut composition and brain gene expression," researchers said.
Plus-Size Yoga Instructor on Mission to Create Inclusive Space for All
The Underbelly co-founder told Newsweek why underrepresented groups need more safe spaces and how yoga "became my medicine."
Prunes' New Health Benefit for Older Adults Revealed
"In our study we saw that daily prune consumption impacted factors related to fracture risk. That's clinically invaluable," professor Mary Jane De Souza said.
Multivitamins Study Reveals Whether Daily Use Helps You Live Longer
Nearly 1 in 3 adults take multivitamins in the United States, according to researchers.
I Lost My Sweet Son to Marijuana. It Devastated Him
Everyone who knows and loves Nick has had to grieve the loss of him even though he is not gone, physically.
Toxic Forever Chemicals Pass Into Human Skin, Scientists Warn
"The ability of these chemicals to be absorbed through skin has previously been dismissed," the researchers say.
Birth Control Gel Aims to Protect Against Condom 'Stealthing'
Evofem's Phexxi works with pH levels to prevent pregnancies without the use of hormones.
Parkinson's Risk Doubles With Anxiety in Older Adults
Scientists hope that these findings may lead to better treatment of Parkinson's in its earliest stages.
Copperhead Snake Map Shows Habitats In US States
A map shows the states which are home to eastern copperhead snakes, a common venomous species whose bites can be extremely painful.
Gen Z's Most Popular Plastic Surgeries Revealed in New Report
This demographic "is more accepting of aesthetic procedures," one expert told Newsweek.
Alzheimer's Symptoms Reversed With New Treatment
Early data shows the new treatment can significantly rescue learning and memory deficits.
Mom Films 'Scary' Moment She Fears She's Having Stroke When Out With Kids
Taylor Becker, 33, told Newsweek: "The video is a sign for people, especially women, to get a second opinion and fight for their health!"
Texas Abortion Ban Linked to Infant Deaths Rise
"The repercussions of potentially preventable increases in infant mortality are significant," researchers said.
Alcohol Blackouts May Permanently Alter Your Brain, Scientists Warn
This can translate into lower-than-expected performance in school/work or in an inability to form social relationships.
Hospital in Crisis? Call an On-Demand Health Care Exec
On-demand health care executives offer their expertise at a fraction of the cost of consulting firms.
Microplastic Map Reveals Countries Consuming the Most
The data reveals which countries have the highest intakes through their diet and the air. So how does the U.S. compare?
Cardiologist Reveals Top Tips for Lowering Your Blood Pressure, Cholesterol
Heart disease accounts for 1 in 5 deaths in the United States. But a third of these deaths could be preventable.
What Is Botulism? Mass Poisoning Reported in Russia
Hundreds have fallen ill from the potentially fatal contamination.
Water Bottles Left in the Sun Release 'Toxic Compounds,' Study Warns
"Plastic bottles, when exposed to sunlight, can release toxic compounds that pose health risks," the researchers said.
NASA Map Shows 'Sweltering' US Temperatures Under Heat Dome
A heat dome over many Midwest and Northeastern states has led to record-breaking high temperatures.
Scientists Warn of Harmful Release from 'Magic' Sponges
Study suggests a global overall emission of 4.9 trillion microplastic fibers due to sponge consumption, say researchers.