Lance Bass shares health update after misdiagnosis—"Nothing was working"
"I want to be around as long as possible," the *NSYNC star told Newsweek after being diagnosed with latent autoimmune diabetes of adults.
Alzheimer's "first" achieved with drug that hits hotspots
Alzheimer's is a neurodegenerative disease that is the most common form of dementia around the world.
Bird flu outbreak kills more than 20 tigers in Vietnam
More than 20 other tigers have been isolated for monitoring after the virus took out a large number of the zoo's animals in just two days.
I Am Growing My Family Through IVF—While I Still Can in the U.S. | Opinion
Two years ago, I was happily pregnant and preparing for life as a stay-at-home mom when my world unraveled.
The VP Debate Offered Civility, but Few Solutions on Health Care | Opinion
Despite the measured rhetoric during the vice presidential debate, health care—the one issue that touches every American—received little air time.
La La Anthony on why it took her 10 years to speak about health condition
The TV star wants to use her platform to help others living with the autoimmune condition plaque psoriasis.
Egg recall update as highest risk level issued over contamination fears
Milo's Poultry Farms' eggs have been recalled and given a "Class I" risk level after salmonella was found at the Wisconsin facility.
Ebola-like virus kills 8 in Rwanda just days after outbreak declared
The deadly Marburg virus is believed to originate in fruit bats and spreads between people through close contact.
Man lost 50 pounds in 8 months after divorce had him bingeing food, alcohol
Steven was inspired to lose weight after making a bet with a friend that offered a unique prize for the winner.
Bride with chronic condition in shock at seeing her skin in wedding photos
At the height of her eczema flare-ups, it would take Saskia Potts two hours to soothe her skin before heading to work.
US Surgeon General warns of 'epidemic of loneliness' in America
Building meaningful connections is not a luxury — it's a necessity for our survival, says Dr. Vivek Murthy.
Chronically-ill woman swipes right on Hinge, then her life changes forever
"I have a partner who goes the extra mile for me every single day," Anna DiBlosi, from California, told Newsweek.
GOP Congressman: Get DEI out of Med Schools | Opinion
Liberal academics are abusing their positions of authority to push progressive agendas to a susceptible and captive audience of students.
Georgia Deaths Highlight Dangers of Unregulated Abortion Drugs | Opinion
Abortion drugs are not as safe as surgical abortion. But instead of being advised of their risks, women are pushed to take them with little medical supervision.
Ted Danson recalls "fights" with ex after she suffered "massive stroke"
The Hollywood actor has candidly discussed the effect Casey Coates' stroke had on their marriage.
Family life felt picture perfect. Then our son, 4, began getting leg pains
Like many other parents, Theresa and I had never heard of DMD before Michael was diagnosed. It changed everything for us.
Heartbeats weaken after just a month in space
Heart tissue that spent one month in space was found to beat irregularly, while proteins and mitochondria in heart cells became dysfunctional.
It's Time for Patients to Own Their Health Care Data | Opinion
We've entered an era where major U.S. health systems are peddling patients' de-identified data for profit, sidelining the patients themselves.
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Rachael Ray's health woes over the years
Rachael Ray has suffered from vocal problems, as well as other health issues, over the years.
Mom felt "drunk" and confused, then she realized what was in the walls
A woman discovered a worrying amount of toxic mold in her home after experiencing strange symptoms like dizziness and facial swelling.
Severe obesity continues to rise in the U.S.
A 2021-2023 survey of around 6,000 individuals found that the obesity rate in the United States stands at approximately 40 percent.
COVID-19 affects memory and cognition long after infection, study warns
Those in the study who had been infected with the virus showed an increase in a brain protein that is often associated with a brain injury.
Vegans need ultra-processed proteins for healthy diet, study says
Plant foods tend to be less protein-rich than animals, and research has found that ultra-processed foods can help vegans stay healthy.
Scientists identify first known outbreak of rabies in seals
Scientists in South Africa have identified the first known outbreak of rabies between sea mammals
Comparing Harris and Trump's Stances on 7 Key Issues
Ranging from diametric opposition to tacit agreement, Newsweek explores the two candidates' stances on this election's critical issues.
"Widespread harm" warning as microplastic pollution may double by 2040
"Everywhere we look, we have found plastics. From remote locations across the globe to the inside our own bodies," Joel Rindelaub said.
Ozempic could soon be cheaper in US
The U.S. government may be about to haggle down the price of Ozempic from its manufacturer Novo Nordisk.
Jordan Peterson speaks out on undiagnosed pain "everywhere"
The clinical psychologist spoke about his issues as he sat down for an interview on Bill Maher's "Club Random" podcast.
IVF protections heading for Senate vote
IVF has become a contentious political issue in the upcoming presidential election.