Dana Dovey
Newsweek
New York, NY, United States
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Scientists Might Have Figured out How to Stop People from Getting Fat
What if we could control fat cells and prevent them from forming? → Read More
Scientists Still Don’t Know How the Brain Works, but They Are Getting Closer
The answer to mystery of the brain. → Read More
Mars, Venus and the Perseid Meteor Shower: Everything You Need to Know About the Summer Sky
The best astronomy events of the summer and how to watch them. → Read More
More Psychopaths Live in This Part of the United States than Anywhere Else, New Study Shows
Individuals in some areas of the country display more psychopathic personality traits than their neighbors. → Read More
Women Night Owls May Be at Bigger Risk for Depression Than Early Birds
Sleep patterns may contribute to depression risk. → Read More
HIV Functional Cure That Controls Virus, Destroys Infected Cells In Mice Created by Scientists
The antibody will be taken to human trials within three to five years. → Read More
Feminists Work Harder at Math, More Likely to Sacrifice Men, Study Says
Feminists were much more likely to sacrifice the person if it was a man, compared with nonfeminists, the study said. → Read More
Scientists: This Cell Part Could Be Key to Stopping the Spread of Alzheimer’s Disease
Figuring out how Alzheimer’s disease spreads is vital to figuring out how to stop it. → Read More
College Professor Caught on Video Teaching Moon Landing Was Fake, Irish Were First American Slaves
College professor teaches the moon landing was a conspiracy and the Irish were the first slaves in America. → Read More
Rare Condition Means Blind Woman Can Only See Moving Objects
After suffering a stroke, a woman was left blinded, only able to see movement. → Read More
Psychedelic Drugs: LSD Changes Brain, Could be Used for Depression, Addiction Treatment
This finding further upholds the drug's potential use in treating a number of mental health conditions such as depression and addiction. → Read More
Risks of Oral Sex: Patient’s Mysterious Mouth Lesions a Result of Frequent Fellatio
The sores in the patient's mouth went away on their own over the course of a few weeks. → Read More
Apollo Moon Landing Mystery Solved By Discovery Of Long Lost NASA Tapes
The big Moon mystery has now been solved. And yes, humans are to blame. → Read More
Why Do People Believe in Conspiracy Theories? Maybe They Aren't Very Smart, Science Warns
Results revealed that individuals who overestimated their knowledge of political policies were also more likely to believe in conspiracy theories. → Read More
What Food is Safe? After Lettuce, Melon and Frozen Chicken Recalls, Here’s a List of Other Foods Flagged by the Government
Food recalls occur where there is an unexpected organism or allergen found in a food product. → Read More
Hearing Loss in Children Linked to Secondhand Smoke Exposure, New Study Finds
The study studied data on 50,734 children who were born between 2004 and 2010. → Read More
Evidence Upholds Snowball Earth Theory That Our Planet Rapidly Froze Over 700 Million Years Ago
These rock formations help to support the idea of a rapid Earth freeze over 700 million years ago. → Read More
'Dancing' Doctor Suspended After Nine Patients Complain of Disfigurement and Pain
The doctor insists that she has done nothing wrong. → Read More
Crucified Skeleton Discovered in Italy
This skeleton is one of only two skeletons ever found with evidence of having died in this gruesome manner. → Read More
Scientists Propose Plan to Suck CO2 Greenhouse Gas From Air, Turn Into Fuel
The machine may help to mitigate some of the excess CO2 in the atmosphere. → Read More