Lizette Borreli
Newsweek
New York, NY, United States
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Woman Obsessed With Melania Trump Has Eight Plastic Surgery Operations to Look Like First Lady
Breast cancer survivor gets multiple surgeries, from breast augmentation to Brazilian butt lift, to resemble Melania Trump. → Read More
National Vodka Day: Why Drinking Vodka May Be Healthier Than A Glass Of Wine
Vodka's distillation process makes it one of the purest alcohols, eliminating sugars from fruits and vegetables. → Read More
Psychopath Signs in Children: Not Laughing With Others Could be Early Trait in Boys
Misbehaved boys who lack guilt are less likely to laugh with their friends. → Read More
Sexual Experiences at a Young Age Could Trigger Early Puberty
Your first sexual experience before puberty can change your body and brain. → Read More
E-Cigarettes With Nicotine Can Damage Your Heart With Just One Puff
"If you do not smoke already, do not start using e-cigarettes. They are not harmless," experts warn. → Read More
Kevin Hart Cheating Scandal Poses Question: Is Being With One Person Normal?
Kevin Hart publicly apologizes to his pregnant wife, Eniko Parrish, on Instagram after leaked video of him cheating. → Read More
Smoking Cigarettes: Smell in Clothes and Furniture Can Damage Brain, Liver
Tobacco residual exposure from clothes and furniture could potentially lead to brain and liver damage. → Read More
Yoga and Mental Health: How It Helps Depression and Four Other Conditions
Yoga therapy can help ease symptoms of these common mental health conditions. → Read More
Celiac Disease: Seven Things That Surprisingly Contain Gluten (They Aren’t Even Food)
From medications to play dough, people with celiac disease should avoid them. → Read More
Are Tattoos Safe? Ink Toxins Remain in Human Body for Years, Study Shows
Nanoparticles in tattoo ink travel through the body and may pose health issues. → Read More
Sleeping With Dogs is Bad for Your Sleep and Health
Mayo Clinic researchers took a deep dive into whether the barks should stay out of the bedroom. → Read More
This New App Detects Concussions Just By Looking Into Your Eyes
Smartphone app, "PupilScreen," uses flash to detect concussions by looking into your eyes. → Read More
Gait Analysis Can Reveal Personality Traits, Walking Speed As You Get Older
Gait analysis reveals your walking speed can reflect your personality traits. → Read More
'MasSpec Pen' Spots Malignant Tumors In Just 10 Seconds, Reducing Cancer Recurrence
MasSpec Pen is a new diagnostic tool that can detect malignant tumors in just seconds, improving treatment and reducing the odds of cancer recurrence. → Read More
Benefits Of Chia Seeds: Diet Food Helps With Weight Loss, Suppresses Appetite
Five ways adding chia seeds to your diet can help you avoid weight gain in the fall. → Read More
Facebook Friends May Get You Sick: Obsessive Social Media Use Triggers URI
A greater number of Facebook friends and social media-induced anxiety/stress can leave you vulnerable to upper respiratory infections. → Read More
Online Dating Apps Can't Predict Romantic Attraction, Find Your 'Perfect Match'
The algorithm used by online dating apps and sites cannot predict romantic attraction between two strangers. → Read More
Man Plays Saxophone During Brain Tumor Surgery To Show Musical Ability Was Preserved
A saxophone player serenades doctors on the operating table as he undergoes brain surgery. → Read More
Walking Speed Linked To Heart Health: Slow Pace Predicts Heart Disease Death
Walking speed can predict the likelihood of dying from heart disease. → Read More
Why People Do 'Benching' And How It Can Hurt Your Love Life
The psychology behind "benching" dating prospects, and how to know if you're a victim of the trend. → Read More