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.

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.

Netanyahu to Undergo Surgery on Sunday

Tomorrow's government meeting will be held as planned.

TAU Groundbreaking Discovery Illuminates the Brain’s ‘Memory Wars’

The study reveals a 'tug-of-war' in the brain between two key learning systems.

Jerusalem Teen Diagnosed with Polio Virus

The main way to protect children from polio is through inactivated polio vaccination.

Report: Trump to Pull US from UN Health Organization on January 20

In April 2020, President Trump announced that his administration would suspend funding to the WHO.

Israeli Scientists Create GPS to Lead Drugs to Cancerous Tumors

“We found that drug pairs delivered this way significantly enhanced their therapeutic effect in BRAF-mutated skin cancers and BRCA-mutated breast cancers and their brain metastases.”

Bill to Require Defibrillators on All Trains Passes First Knesset Reading

The bill aims to add trains to the list of public places that are required to carry defibrillators.

FDA Approves First Medicine for Obstructive Sleep Apnea

According to the FDA, the improvement in participants with OSA is likely related to body weight reduction with Zepbound.

Bar Ilan Researchers Unlock Cognitive Potential of Individuals with Down Syndrome

“We now have evidence that cognitive development continues well into adulthood for these populations."

Israeli Widows to Receive Free Medical Training

"The project not only grants a professional and economic pathway, but also provides a sense of meaning, belonging, and contribution to society."

Circadian Disruptions Linked to Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Researchers Say

The circadian clock, which regulates bodily processes on a 24-hour cycle, governs both immune system activity and digestive functions.

Deadly Virus Samples ‘Lost’ at Australian Lab

"The materials may have been removed from that secure storage and lost, or otherwise unaccounted-for."

Scientific Breakthrough: TAU Researchers Decode Rare Neurological Disease

It could pave the way for treatments for a range of neurological diseases.

Israeli Researchers Identify Genetic Mutation Linked to Autism

The Israeli Health Ministry’s “basket” of covered services, medications and tests now includes the uniform genetic testing that reveals this mutation. The test is available free of charge.

Bedouin Teacher Becomes Hatzalah’s First Female Muslim Deputy Branch Head

Al Aubra’s appointment reflects broader efforts to diversify Israel’s emergency medical services, fostering inclusion in a space where representation matters deeply.

Can AI Understand Medical Complexity? Israeli Researchers Question Its Ability

AI models need better training to handle the complexity of medical coding.

Israeli Study Could Lead to Gene Therapy for Cancer, Brain Diseases

"This study provides new, groundbreaking insights in genetic medicine, which may lead to the development of innovative treatments for severe diseases.”

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