Pink Cocaine: Drug linked to Liam Payne death Is 'Russian Roulette'
"Designer high" was found in former One Direction star's system during a partial autopsy. "Users never know what they are consuming," an expert told Newsweek
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Bird Flu Update as Virus Suspected in Four Washington Farmers
Washington may be the sixth U.S. state this year to see human cases of the virus.
Will Gen Z's 'Sleepmaxxing' Really Help You Sleep?
From mouth-taping to magnesium, which of the recently touted TikTok sleep trends can actually help you get a good night's sleep?
COVID-19 XEC Variant: Symptoms to Watch for as Virus Surges
XEC has become the second most prevalent strain in the country, accounting for 1 in 10 cases.
Minnesota Warning As Springs Polluted With Pesticides, Analysis Reveals
Officials have warned this may lead to contamination of the local drinking water.
'I Would Not Try Salmon Sperm Injections Myself,' Says Dermatologist
It's too early to know the risks of salmon sperm facials, some doctors say, while another says she uses the treatment on herself.
Map Reveals America's Safest Cities
"The results are encouraging, as several cities are showing initiative in terms of their residents' safety," the researchers told Newsweek.
Autism: Scientists Shine Light on Mystery of Why More Boys Have Condition
Boys are three times more likely to be diagnosed with autism than girls.
Water Contamination Warning for North Carolina After Hurricane Helene
Experts have warned that state residents with private wells should boil or test their water before drinking it.
Can Supplements Fix Your Belly Fat? Experts Explain
TikTok may have us believe that stress causes belly fat and a simple vitamin supplement can fix it. Some experts aren't convinced.
Gender Nonconformity May Increase Mental Health Risks
The researchers stress a need for more interventions to help support those who do not conform to gender stereotypes.
Majority of Americans Eat Inflammatory Diets, Study Says
Inflammation is a risk factor in many diseases, from diabetes to depression, but six in 10 Americans may eat inflammatory diets.
Sweetener Could Have Anti-Inflammatory Properties, Study Says
Sweeteners are often looked down on by nutritionists as harmful additives, but new research suggests that one could have benefits.
Chemical Cloud Near Atlanta Causes New Shelter-in-Place Warning
Residents east of Atlanta received new warnings to seek shelter as winds could blow a lingering chemical cloud over their areas.
A Genetic Test Confirmed My Fears. So I Came to a Major Decision
I acted calm and unsurprised when the OB/GYN told me that I had tested positive for the BRCA1 gene mutation. But I was scared.
