Alzheimer's breakthrough could halt progression
"Our findings offer a promising path for developing new treatments," the researchers said.
Scientists reveal hobby that can boost your immune system
"Meaningful and natural human activity can...contribute to the regulation of the immune system," the researchers said.
US girls are getting their first periods earlier and we don't know why
It is also taking longer for periods to become regular, with potentially significant health consequences.
"Extraordinary" skull hints at ancient Egyptian cancer treatment
"When we first observed the cutmarks under the microscope, we could not believe what was in front of us," the researchers said.
Scientists warn tattoos may increase cancer risk
Researchers found that even small tattoos were associated with a 21 percent increased risk of developing lymphoma.
Cambridge neuroscientist reveals her counterintuitive secret to success
The simple trick can cut procrastination and help you realize your full potential, she says.
Scientists reveal brain patterns that lead to autism
The discovery offers exciting insights into the development of autism while supporting the invention of early interventions.
US "underprepared" for bird flu outbreak, epidemiologists warn
"The U.S. is underprepared for bird flu because we have not learned our lessons from COVID," a public health policy expert said.
Map shows US drinking water safety issues by state
The map details the number of health related water safety violations in each state over the last five years, which varies significantly across the country.
Astronomers discover habitable world just 40 light-years away
"Thrillingly, this planet is the closest Earth-sized and temperature planet we know," the researchers say.
Scientists reveal key nutrients that might slow brain aging
Researchers say their findings offer a "promising path" towards future treatments to promote healthy brain aging.
Common snack foods raise risk of cognitive problems, neurologists warn
"Our study provides a reason to be mindful of the food we eat," one researcher said.
Morning sickness myths debunked by scientist
"I lost a baby in the second trimester to very severe [morning sickness]," geneticist Marlena Fejzo told Newsweek.
UV's surprising deep effect may "open new avenues" to stop weight gain
"UV exposure not only affects the skin but also plays a deep role in our body's energy metabolism," a researcher says.
Fish oil supplements may increase risk of stroke and heart disease for some
Others may see improvements in existing cardiovascular health conditions and a lower risk of death from cardiovascular disease.
Early birds should take meds at different times than night owls
"It's important for physicians to remember that not all patients are the same," researchers say.
Rising male infertility may be down to polluted testicles
Microplastics were found in 100 percent of the testicular tissue samples tested, with potential risks to reproductive health.
Can you blame bad behavior on your gut? Science says yes
New research challenges the classical view that complex decision making occurs only in our brains.
Scientists sound alarm over drinking tap water when pregnant
Researchers say their results are "very concerning" given that the majority of U.S. communities have fluoridated water.
Linguist reveals the secret behind trending US baby names
"It's really interesting to see how prominent the patterns were," Northeastern University linguist Adam Cooper said.
What scientists say about the viral Atlantic diet
The diet has dominated headlines since the start of 2024, but what actually is it, and is it good for you?
How COVID vaccines stand up to new FLiRT variants
Experts have warned of a "summer wave" of COVID infections. Should we be concerned?
Discovery of new biological law may explain aging and evolution
The principle may help in the design of synthetic cells in the future, scientists say.
New autism study reveals "tantalizing clues" about its development
The researchers hope that their findings will "revolutionize" the way we treat autism.
Do you have no inner voice? 1 in 10 don't and it's a problem
The condition, called anendophasia, may affect how we solve problems and retain information.
Scientists debunk claim dogs "healthiest" on vegan diet
The study throws previous research into vegan pet health under scrutiny.
Pig-to-human transplants condemned as "cruel and dangerous" after death
The world's first living recipient of a genetically modified pig kidney passed away weeks after receiving the transplantation.
Are Indian spices safe to eat?
The spice blends from popular brands MDH and Everest have come under scrutiny by regulators around the world.
COVID face masks didn't stop infections after first Omicron wave—report
"After the first wave of Omicron, there was no significant difference in people always wearing a mask from those never wearing them," experts told Newsweek.
Psychologists reveal new predictor of autism in 6-month-olds
The findings focus on children who are at a higher risk of developing autistic traits and may support earlier diagnoses for these high-risk groups.