Technion Neuroscientists Uncover the Key Role of Dopamine in Learning New Motor Skills
The ability to acquire new motor skills is fundamental for adapting to our environment.
United Hatzalah Launches AI-Powered Center in Bnei Brak to Revolutionize Emergency Response
The cutting-edge AI system analyzes real-time data, detects patterns, and forecasts where medical emergencies are likely to occur.
United Hatzalah Launches Al-Equipped Operations Center in Bnei Brak
"The AI system will allow us to prevent unnecessary delays and provide initial treatment during critical times."
TAU Breakthrough: Doubling Adult Stem Cells Outside the Body to Regenerate Bone Marrow
Activating stem cells via molecular programming, rather than relying on random cell transplants, significantly enhances the success of regenerative treatments.
Study: ‘Mental Health Distress’ Jumps Among Young Israelis
PTSD rates among young Israelis have jumped from 25 percent pre-war to 42 percent and even 60 percent.
Nearly Half of Young Israelis Show Signs of War-Related PTSD
Individuals ages 18-30 were particularly affected due to their high rate of military service, personal losses, and displacement from their homes.
Knesset Debates Israel’s Membership in WHO Amid Accusations of Bias
“The World Health Organization consistently operates with a hostile approach against the State of Israel, while promoting decisions that harm its rights in the international arena.”
Who Is a Mother? Israeli Court’s ‘Baby Sophie’ Ruling Reignites IVF Custody Debate
An embryo was mistakenly implanted in the wrong woman at Rishon Lezion’s Assuta Medical Center.
CRISPR Breakthrough: Israeli Researchers Eradicate Tumors by Targeting a Single Gene
Head and neck cancers rank fifth in cancer-related mortality and often begin in the tongue, throat, or neck before metastasizing.
TAU Study Concludes: It’s Better to Look Good than Feel Good
23.9% of those who engage in sports do so to improve their appearance; only 18.9% do it to be healthier.
Breakthrough CRISPR Technology Enhances Lettuce Nutrients, Offering Solution to ‘Hidden Hunger’
“Gene editing provides us with an unprecedented ability to improve the nutritional quality of crops without altering their growth or yield”
‘National Crisis:’ Knesset Committee Debates Health Risks of Transboundary Air Pollution from PA Illegal...
“Since 2015, over 45,000 people have died from air pollution."
Targeting Fat Distribution, Not Just Weight Loss, Key to Preventing Metabolic Disease, Ben Gurion...
Two people with the same BMI can have completely different metabolic risks depending on their visceral fat distribution.
Scientists Identify Two Types of Heart Scars, Paving the Way for Targeted Therapies
Using real human heart tissue samples, the research team confirmed the model’s predictions.
TAU Researchers on Brink of Unlocking Gene Linked to Cancer and Autism
It could aid in early disease detection, leading to faster and more effective therapies.
WHO, UNICEF to Vaccinate 600,000 Gaza Children Against Polio
It must be pointed out that no new polio cases have been reported since a ten-month-old child was paralyzed in August 2024.
Israeli Researchers Discover Neural Link Between Brain and Body’s Immune System
"This basic understanding opens new therapeutic possibilities for a variety of diseases."
Targeted mRNA Therapy Holds Promise for Crohn’s Disease, Colitis, and Beyond
The findings suggest that lipid composition can direct mRNA-based drugs to target organs, such as the intestines, without passing through the liver.
Netanyahu Accompanied by Physician in Court: Judges Won’t Give Bibi a Break
"You have to understand, I had surgery a little less than a month ago, 4 weeks."
Israel Awaits Key Details as Second Phase of Hostage Release Agreement Unfolds
The first three released hostages will be staying longer in the hospital.
Pet Supply Chain Speedog, United Hatzalah Partner to Support Psychotrauma K-9 Unit
United Hatzalah’s K-9 Unit operates 24/7 on a volunteer basis, deploying specially trained disaster relief dogs to provide immediate emotional support at emergency sites.
LA Fires Death Toll at 24, Governor Slammed for Slashing Firefighting Budget
Newsweek reported that California Governor Gavin Newsom cut funding for wildfire efforts by over $100 million just before the disaster.
Woman Dies of Influenza in Be’er Sheva Hospital
“This is a contagious respiratory disease that may cause complications, especially among at-risk populations.”
New York City Congestion Pricing Costing Hatzalah $250 a Day
The toll fees haven’t dissuaded Hatzalah volunteers from doing their jobs.
Study: Post-Stroke Victims Struggle with Instructions
The researchers recommend starting an intensive rehabilitation program using computerized technologies as early as possible to improve the stroke recovery process.
United Hatzalah AI Predicts Medical Emergencies before They Occur
As the AI continues to refine its predictive capabilities by processing new data daily, it is set to redefine global standards for emergency medical services.
TAU Researchers Identify Future Methods to Combat Antibiotic Resistance in Bacteria
This study not only sheds light on a fundamental bacterial process but also paves the way for innovative solutions to some of today’s most critical health and environmental issues.
Prime Minister Netanyahu Awakens After Successful Surgery
The prime minister is in good condition.
War News: Reservist’s Wife Gives Birth to Triplets
"In a year when we sent our husbands and children to fight to preserve our lives, I was privileged to bring new lives into the world."
Netanyahu to Undergo Prostatectomy on Sunday
In the past, Justice Minister Yariv Levin filled in for the prime minister while Benjamin Netanyahu underwent surgery or spent many hours in the air on his way to the US.
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