Poor Women Have Heart Attacks Earlier Than Wealthy Women: Study
Scientists behind the research say women on low incomes lack the health choices and lifestyle care available to their richer neighbors.
TECHNOLOGY
SpaceX Launches Its 25th Resupply Mission to International Space Station
NASA said the launch includes science experiments being delivered to the ISS that will help scientists orbiting the planet work out how airborne mineral dust affects Earth.
Samsung's Frame TV (2022) Review: It Finally Looks Like Wall Art
The Frame is meant to double as both a TV and art hung on the wall. With the 2022 version, Samsung finally achieves that goal.
House-Sized Asteroid Set to Have Extreme Near-Miss With Earth Today
The space rock was only discovered on Monday this week, when scientists realized it would skim past our planet at over 25,000 miles per hour.
Insects May Be Able to Feel Pain, Study Suggests
The latest findings may have important ethical implications, particularly amid the drive toward the mass-production of insects for food.
These Are the 10 States with the Most Monkeypox Cases
New York, California and Illinois are all set to receive vaccines from the CDC.
Review: Budget Android Tablet Nokia T20 Is Good Enough
The Nokia T20 Android tablet can be used by kids or adults. It makes a great media consumption device for reading and movies.
What Scientists Found on Surfaces in Monkeypox Patient Hospital Rooms
Dr. Hugh Adler from the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine told Newsweek that the findings are not unexpected
Fauci Says He Contradicted Trump to Preserve His Own Integrity
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the top U.S. infectious disease expert, has become a target for the right since clashing with Trump through the COVID pandemic.
Dogs Can Get Cancer by Sniffing One Another's Butts
Canine tumors that are normally spread between dogs via sex can also be transmitted by sniffing each others' genitals, leading to facial cancer.
Russian Cosmonauts on ISS Pose With Luhansk Flag, Congratulate Troops
The cosmonauts, including ISS commander Oleg Artemyev, were pictured smiling with the flag after Russia claimed its forces had gained control of the region.
Dead Orca Wrapped in Fishing Gear Spotted Off Oregon in Rare Entanglement
"These are opportunities to learn what we can do to better protect whales, we don't have many opportunities to see and learn about orcas off the Oregon coast."
Solar Storms From Raging Sun Are Set to Make Satellites Fall From Sky
Streams of solar particles can force satellites out of their orbits. Over the next few years, it's a problem that could only get worse.
Animals Being Tortured on Video in Growing Social Media Trend
Videos of animals being teased as a form of torture have surfaced on multiple social media platforms.
Salt May Have Been Key to Life on Earth, New Study Suggests
A Purdue University study has looked into how the salt content in oceans affects planetary climate.
