Alzheimer's breakthrough as five new subgroups identified
The discovery paves the way toward more personalized treatments for Alzheimer's patients.
Psychologists debunk common myth about first impressions
In our increasingly online world, ruled by social media, will you ever be able to shake a first impression?
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Americans eat up to 3.8 million bits of plastic each year via protein alone
Some protein sources contain significantly more microplastics than others—and not just seafood.
Dentist warns of link between not brushing your teeth and dementia
"The public needs to be more aware of the correlation between oral health and cognitive abilities," researchers told Newsweek.
Neuroscientists find the "chemical imprint" that keeps love alive
The discovery sheds a light on the brain's built-in mechanism to protect us from endless unrequited love.
Alzheimer's mysterious origins may lie in exhausted cells unable to cope
A discovery has important implications for future treatments and may explain why patients respond differently to different drugs.
Rising pedestrian deaths are uniquely "an American thing"
Pedestrian deaths in the U.S. have reached a 40-year high while decreasing 28 percent over the last decade worldwide.
The US cities facing depopulation by 2100
Nearly half of U.S. cities are expected to see some sort of population decline in the next 80 years, but some areas will be hit harder than others.
Scientists identify brain region that controls how deeply you fall in love
This neurological network controls roughly 9 percent of the variance in intensity of romantic love, scientists say.
Couple discover rare red-eyed snake lurking nearby during lunch
Experts issued an unusual warning to the couple, imploring them not to share their location with "unscrupulous people."
MS is more prevalent in America due to ancient sheep farming
"In many ways, we are not optimally adapted to the environment we have created for ourselves today," the researchers told Newsweek.
Toxicologists find 829 chemicals in everyday items may cause breast cancer
"Breast cancer is a hormonal disease, so the fact that so many chemicals can alter estrogen and progesterone is concerning," the researchers said.
Vegetarians and vegans at significantly lower risk of COVID, study claims
Those on plant-based diets were 39 percent less likely to be infected by COVID-19.
Gynecological expert the best way to sleep for a healthy vagina
Your sleep environment could be leaving you open to vaginal infections.
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Chemists warn bottled water 100 times worse for plastic than thought
The water tested was found to contain 240,000 plastic particles per liter on average, scientists warn.
Watching TV linked to abnormal behavior in toddlers, parents warned
"This association could have important implications for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and autism," researchers say.
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.