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Artificial intelligence chatbots are becoming a new source for voters to ask questions about upcoming elections, but a new study determined...

A new animal-based study has found GLP-1s could have the potential to do more than curb appetite—they may even extend life span.

The lead investigator told Newsweek GLP-1 drugs should complement, not replace, diet, exercise and behavioral support.

Ten research teams were honored at a satirical science awards ceremony that was hosted outside the U.S. for the first time due to travel con...

Unno was awarded the prize for his 1977 paper, "How to Blow the Nose – An Aerodynamic Study of the Nose Blowing."

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A study co-author told Newsweek the test is already helping some National Health Service sites clear cystoscopy backlogs.

Third Holistic Impact Report also confirms findings across three national studies that graduates of Catholic colleges report more meaningful...

With up to 433 million cases annually, the problem disproportionately affects countries of the Global South, researchers found...

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Researchers found that children of 9/11 responders who had developed PTSD were more likely to have mental health issues.

The lead author told Newsweek the strongest microbiome links weren't where researchers expected.

Researchers uncover clues that could change how doctors understand and treat cases in younger adults.