Scientists reveal secret world of fish "countries" that divide Arkansas
Researchers hope that their discovery will support more effective conservation strategies in the future.
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.
Scientists discover giant carnivorous worms—ancient "terror beasts"
The worms belonged to a past dynasty of ancient predators previously unknown to science.
Ignoring hearing problems could be linked to dementia
Hearing aids may help stave off the disease, according to new research.
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.
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.
Scientists find treatment for gut damage affecting up to 7 million children
The gut disorder is associated with inflammation, poor nutrient absorption and stunted growth in children.
Neuroscientist shares brain training exercises he does every day
World Memory Champion Boris Konrad shares his secrets to a better memory.
Solar storm to hit Earth hard, causing radio blackouts
Experts have warned of radio disruptions and bright auroras as a result of the record-setting flare.
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Sustained "artificial sun" promised by 2026 in fusion energy upgrade
The upgrade marks an exciting step in the development of near-limitless fusion energy around the world.
Anti-aging discovery may pave the way to treatments for longer life
The discovery could bring us one step closer to effective treatments for aging and age-related diseases.
How your vagina will change in 2024
"It is important to adjust vaginal care based on these changes," women's health expert Valentina Milanova told Newsweek.
Ohio man under investigation after alleged poaching of expected record deer
The location of where a potentially record-breaking deer was taken by a hunter in Ohio has fallen under question.
Using salt on food may increase risk of chronic kidney disease
Americans on average exceed the recommended daily salt intake.
Woman mounts distressed baby whale in "awful" fiasco, say witnesses
"It was hard to know whether she didn't hear it or didn't care," one witness said.
Deadly snake found hiding in pet dachshund's bed: "That was one lucky dog"
The situation might have become even deadlier had the dog attacked the venomous visitor.
Gastroenterologist reveals why alcohol can cause weird gut symptom
Spirits and wine have different effects on our gut, and what we experience the next morning.
Scientists reveal 10-minute trick to reduce cravings when quitting smoking
If your New Year's resolution is to quit smoking, this simple trick might help.
Scientists find new reason we should avoid sharing a bed with our partners
What actually happens in your brain when you sleep next to someone else?
Help name this endangered "striking orange" langur monkey born in park
The species' population has dropped by 50 percent in the last 40 years.
Scientists reveal which low-carb diets work best for weight loss
When it comes to maintaining weight loss, some low-carb diets are better than others.
Cancer patients' "violent" chemo symptom relieved via unlikely source
"There are liters of this stuff everywhere, and I think that's amazing," chemistry professor Steven Townsend told Newsweek.
Nutritionist reveals the forgotten superfood to add to Christmas dinner
This seasonal superfood is easy to cook and has been shown to lower blood pressure, improve physical endurance and more.
Vibrating pigs pave the way to new obesity treatment
The noninvasive treatment could reduce food intake by 40 percent, MIT engineers said, with no observable side effects.
Scientists reveal hidden factor that may boost child's brain development
Childhood brain development may be driven in part by the trillions of bacteria that live inside our guts, new research has found.
Cold viruses "may never be the same again"
Disruption caused by COVID lockdowns may have made winter bugs less predictable, with significant consequences for public health.
Scientists discover driving force in the evolution of speech
Using our living ancestors as "time machines," the team was able to decipher a new piece in the puzzle of our own evolution.
"Golden year" of hedgehog discovery ends with five very special new species
The discoveries were made based on specimens housed in the Smithsonian's collection for decades.
Doctor warns of "painful" reason you should never eat these fruits outside
"Skin goes red, may blister and flake," Dr. Vanita Rattan told Newsweek.