HEALTH
Ozempic May Help You Quit Smoking, Study Suggests
A new study claims Ozempic may aid in quitting smoking, but further research is needed.
Listeria in Deli Meats Update: Recalls, New Map, Hospitalization Rise
The expanding listeria outbreak has now reached Indiana, affecting 34 people across 13 states.
United Airlines Flight Diverted as 'Biohazard' Sparks Vomiting
A flight to Boston was diverted after a severe biohazard situation caused distress to crew and passengers.
I Wanted to End My Life—A Surprising Transformation Changed My Perspective
Most importantly, I was happy again. I was proud of what I had accomplished.
How Social Media and Crypto Help Organ Traffickers
A Newsweek investigation has revealed a social media group advertising human organs available to purchase with cryptocurrency payments.
Going Vegan for Just 8 Weeks May Roll Back Your Biological Age
By the end of the study, those who stuck to the vegan diet saw a significant reduction in markers of overall biological aging.
Doctor Warns of Food Poisoning Risk From TikTok's New 'Natural Ozempic'
"There are so many health red flags with this latest TikTok diet trend that it's hard to know where to start."
'Stop Using' Unsafe Kitchen Spice, FDA Warns
"Based on FDA's assessment, consuming this product is likely to contribute to elevated levels of lead in the blood," the FDA states.
Map Shows States With the Tallest Men in the U.S.
A recent map highlights the regions where American men are the tallest, shedding light on the factors that influence height variations among U.S. states.
Olympics Using 'Extraordinary Levels' of Ice for Often Unproven Therapies
A new study claims that the 650 tonnes of ice planned for use at the Paris Olympics is detrimental to the planet and lacks proven effectiveness.
Map Shows Which States Drink the Most Beer
A map gives a fascinating look into the beer-loving culture prevalent across the U.S., highlighting considerable differences in consumption from state to state.
Cancer Warning As Pesticides As Bad As Smoking, Scientists Claim
The results have been described as "thought-provoking," but not everyone agrees with the study's findings.
Lake Tahoe Beaches Closed After 85,000-Gallon Sewage Spill
A local business owner told Newsweek that the closure of her business has been profoundly stressful and reopened old wounds from the COVID-19 shutdowns.
Wildfire Update: Smoke Map Reveals Where US Faces Hazardous Air
Thousands of people have been evacuated as wildfires rage on across North America.
What is 'In Tansan?' Japanese Drink Hailed as Ozempic Alternative
The Japanese "jelly drink" promises to stave off hunger by filling up our stomachs. But does it work?
US Bird Flu Outbreak Seeing 'Sustained' Spread Between Mammals, Study Warns
A new study has revealed a concerning development in the U.S. bird flu outbreak, with the virus now spreading between mammals.
Coffee Hinders Your Brain's Recovery From Sleep Deprivation, Study Warns
Our brain's ability to bounce back from lack of sleep may be "suppressed or reversed by concomitant caffeine intake," a study has found.
Alzheimer's Risk May Increase With Belly Fat, Neuroscientists Warn
"People have become overly concerned with overall weight and often overlook the key role of different body components," the researchers told Newsweek.
New York Governor Slams Medicaid Care Program: 'A Racket'
Hochul told Bloomberg that the program was being abused so much that it now makes up the majority of New York City's job increases.
Hot Weather Toxicity Warning Issued to American Drivers
Formaldehyde emissions were particularly sensitive to warmer weather, reaching levels above national safety limits.
Listeria Symptoms to Watch Out for as Deli Outbreak Kills 2, Recalls Issued
The outbreak of the foodborne bacteria has caused 28 hospitalizations across 12 different states in the U.S.
Gaza's Insulin Crisis: How Diabetics Are Fighting to Survive
Diabetics in war-torn Gaza fear not just bombs and bullets but uncertain supplies of medicine that could cost them their lives.
Where Generative AI Is Working for Doctors—and Where It's Falling Short
New AI models have shown promise in the health care industry. But they still need some fine-tuning, doctors say.
Gas Risk is Worst in These 20 US Cities
Uncombusted gas leaks "can draw significant time and resources away from other emergencies," the researchers said.