Why Building Muscle Gets Harder After Turning 30âDoctor Explains
Keeping tabs on your weight and diet are key in preventing diabetes, but your muscle mass should not be forgotten.
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Why Doctors Think Cancer Is on the Rise in Millennial Women
Newsweek spoke with doctors about the concerning rise in cancer rates among women aged 30â44.
Parents Warned Over 'Quad-demic' of COVID, Flu, Norovirus and RSV
The U.S. has seen earlier and more intense surges of the flu and RSV this year than is typical, pediatrician Dr. Ryan Fulton notes.
Colorado Removes 500,000 People From Health Care Plan
A recent study suggests the nationwide "unwinding" also had a significant impact on the health of Colorado's economy.
Every Health System Faces CrisisâHere's What Industry Leaders Recommend
Five industry heavyweights shared their top emergency management strategies with Newsweek during a virtual event on February 13.
'Dessert Stomach' Is Real And It Lives in Your Brain
Understanding why we always have room for dessert could lead to new treatments for obesity, researchers have revealed.
Press Ganey CMO on 'The Pitt': Doctor Report Cards Are Really About Systems
Dr. Thomas Lee, chief medical officer of Press Ganey, shares his thoughts after the company's patient satisfaction scores featured in an episode of "The Pitt."
Florida Removes 1.3m People From Health Care Plan
Many of those kicked off Medicaid were still eligible, research indicates, and had their coverage removed for "procedural reasons."
Kroger Food Recalls Issued for Over 15 States: List of Products Impacted
Kroger has issued recalls for several food products across at least 15 states since the start of February.
Scientists Discover Way To Reverse Cancer
"We have discovered a molecular switch that can revert the fate of cancer cells," said biologist Kwang-Hyun Cho.
Fiji Water Lawsuit Raises Concerns About Microplastics
A lawsuit claims FIJI Water misled consumers about its product's purity and environmental impact, specifically highlighting the presence of microplastics.
Alarming Rise in Microplastics Levels in Our Brains
"I have yet to encounter a single human being who says, 'There's a bunch of plastic in my brain and I'm totally cool with that'," said one researcher.
Chicago Bird Flu Outbreak Leaves Hundreds of Ducks 'Sick or Dead'
The infected birds "present with tremors and little ability to move," said a local conservation group tracking the outbreak.
Slow Traffic, Fast Food: Study Links Road Delays with Unhealthy Eating
Scientists have found a direct link between traffic delays and the volume of visits to fast food restaurants.
Severe Headaches Linked to Increased Suicide Risk
"Patients diagnosed with headache may benefit from concurrent behavioral health evaluation and treatment," researchers said.
