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Health and Medicine

CRISPR Breakthrough: Israeli Researchers Eradicate Tumors by Targeting a Single Gene

By Pesach Benson / TPS

Head and neck cancers rank fifth in cancer-related mortality and often begin in the tongue, throat, or neck before metastasizing.

Health and Medicine

Israeli Researchers Uncover Biological Pathway Between Heart Disease and Cancer

By Pesach Benson / TPS

The research offers a promising avenue for reducing cancer risk among heart disease patients.

Health and Medicine

New Israeli Method Eradicates Brain Tumors by ‘Starving’ Them of Energy

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

The groundbreaking study at Tel Aviv University effectively eradicates glioblastoma, a highly lethal type of brain cancer.

Headline / Obituaries / Coronavirus

Esther Pollard Passes Away

By Jewish Press News Desk

Esther Pollard had been battling cancer and recently caught the Coronavirus.

News Briefs / Coronavirus

Esther Pollard Rushed to Hospital with COVID

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Her husband, Jonathan, has asked that the public pray for her speedy recovery: Esther Yocheved Bat Reisel Bracha.

Terrorism / Palestinian Authority

Fatah Seeks Release of Sick Terrorist Who Murdered 7 Israelis

By Baruch Yedid / TPS

Abu Hamid was sentenced to seven life terms and another 50 years for a number of terrorist acts in which seven Israelis were murdered. He was convicted of another 12 attempted murders.

Featured / Israel / Health and Medicine / Science and Tech

Weizmann Institute to Offer Off-the-Shelf Cancer Immunotherapies

By Jewish Press News Desk

Off-the-shelf therapies to be developed for entire groups of patients, making cancer immunotherapy more accessible.

Israel / Health and Medicine / Science and Tech / On Campus / Education

TAU Discovery: White Blood Cells May Help Destroy Malignant Tumors

By Jewish Press News Desk

The destructive properties of white blood cells called eosinophils can be employed to kill cancer cells.

Israel / Health and Medicine

Israeli Researchers Show that ‘Silent Mutations’ Can Predict Development of Cancer

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

The new study has implications for all areas of oncological research and treatment.

Israel / Health and Medicine / Science and Tech / On Campus / Education

TAU Innovation to Generate Immediate Melanoma Diagnosis Saving Many Patients' Lives

By Jewish Press News Desk

"Melanoma is a life-threatening cancer, so it is very important to diagnose it early on when it is still superficial."

On Campus / Education / Science and Tech / Health and Medicine / Israel / Featured

TAU Breakthrough: Activating Brain's Immune System Against Deadly Cancer Glioblastoma Prevents Spreading

By Jewish Press News Desk

"Glioblastoma is the deadliest type of cancer in the central nervous system, accounting for most malignant brain tumors."

Featured / Israel / Health and Medicine / On Campus / Education

Hebrew U Researchers Invented Inexpensive Blood Test to End Invasive Biopsies

By Jewish Press News Desk

A new blood test has the potential to diagnose cancers, liver diseases, immune disorders, without need for invasive and painful biopsies.

Israel / Health and Medicine

Israeli Researchers Shed Light on 140-year-Old Mystery on ‘Achilles Heel’ of Cancer Cells

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

The study could lead, in the future, to the development of drugs that will use this trait to eliminate cancer.

Jewish / Health and Medicine

Former UK Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks Has Cancer

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The statement did not specify the type of cancer or how severe it is.

Health and Medicine / On Campus / Education

Hebrew U: Tea, Chocolate and Berries May Increase Risk of Certain Cancers

By Jewish Press News Desk

Antioxidant-rich foods like black tea, chocolate and berries may increase risk for certain cancers, a new Hebrew University research finds.

Featured / Israel / US / Global / Business and Economy / Science and Tech

Two Israeli High Tech Pioneers Partner on First Auto-Grow Device for Medical Cannabis

By JNi.Media

Through their new partnership, Cannabics and Seedo will develop the first controlled device for growing medical cannabis at home.

Featured / Government / Palestinian Authority / Sports / Russia

Netanyahus Attend World Cup Semi-Final

By JNi.Media

Back in June, President Putin invited both PM Netanyahu and PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas to attend the July 15 final in Moscow.

Featured / Health and Medicine

BGU Scientists Find Possible Cancer Breakthough

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

Prof. Varda Shoshan-Barmatz is developing a novel molecule for the treatment of cancer that may have the ability to reprogram cancer cells back to normal-like cells.

Sponsored Posts / Product Promotion / ICSN

Faces of ICSN – Tali Ayal : From Cancer Victim to ICSN Volunteer

By Jewish Press Staff

Tali was a recipient of ICSN's help. Now she volunteers at ICSN's comfort corners in several oncology units.

Sponsored Posts / Product Promotion / ICSN

Driving Away Cancer with a Smile

By Jewish Press Staff

Little things, like someone driving you to and from the hospital, or even a cup of hot coffee, can make all the difference for a family battling with cancer.

Sponsored Posts / ICSN

Faces of ICSN: The Boy on the Bike

By Jewish Press Staff

The Israel Cancer Support Network helps families survive the worst.

Holidays & Observances / Health and Medicine / Judaism

'Driving' Cancer Away with a Smile and a Cup of Joe

By JNi.Media

It’s an emotionally grinding drill that was all too familiar to Arele and David Weingarten, when their mother, Miriam succumbed to the disease after prolonged cancer treatment.

Featured / Gaza / Jerusalem / Health and Medicine

Jerusalem Doctors Treat Rare 'Treeman' Virus

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

"After years of being ashamed and staying at home, unable to work and unwilling to show my hand to people, I have finally been given some hope of my life returning to the way it used to be."

Ben-Gurion University

Targeted Stem Cells Might Hold the Key to Eradicating Leukemia

By Ben-Gurion University

A cure for leukemia may lie in an innovative and targeted form of stem cell treatment currently being developed in Israel. 

Terrorism / IDF & Security / Gaza / Hamas / News Briefs

Gazan Woman Indicted for Smuggling In Explosives with Cancer Patient Sister

By Jewish Press News Desk

The woman used her sister, sick with cancer, as the means to try to smuggle explosives into Israel for Hamas.

Featured / Headline / Terrorism / IDF & Security / Gaza / Hamas / Health and Medicine

Hamas Caught Using Cancer Patient to Smuggle Explosives into Israel

By Jewish Press News Desk

Hamas exploited Israel's humanitarian gesture to smuggle explosives inside medicine containers for an imminent terror attack.

Sponsored Posts / Chessed and Tzedaka

18-Month-Old Sara Leah was Diagnosed with Cancer

By Jewish Press Staff

Sara Leah, an adorable, smiling toddler, who loves to play, but…

Interviews and Profiles

Battling The Scourge Of Cancer, One Drug Cocktail At A Time: The Work Of Medical Pioneer Dr. Howard Bruckner

By Fern Sidman

Startling revelations quickly emerged from Dr. Bruckner's first experiments as a special assistant to the NCI associate director.

Shiloh Musings

Shiloh Musings: "Strategic Advantage" like Living with a Disease

By Batya Medad

"Strategic Advantage" does not give Israel the ability to fight our enemies into submission. We can only "slap it" and if we need more weapons, it is only with American approval/permission.

Video of the Day

Six-Year-Old Syrian Cancer Patient Leaves Israeli Hospital

By Viva Sarah Press

The little girl’s mother told the Israeli caregivers: “I would lie if I said that I expected the kind of humanity I discovered here."

News Briefs / Health and Medicine / Science and Tech / Israeli Arabs

Israeli Hospital Transplants 3-D Printed Jaw and Teeth in 80-Year-Old Cancer Patient

By JNi.Media

The patient, Gad Pireni, 80, from Kibbutz Nir David, has suffered for years from ulcers and sores in his jaw.

Israel / News Briefs / Chessed and Tzedaka / Sports

Israeli Olympic Medalist Auctions Her Rio Name Patch to Benefit Children with Cancer

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

The former judo world champion in the 63 kilogram division started an eBay auction on Tuesday, which will continue for five days until August 29.

Op-Eds

Obama: Israel Loves My Iran Deal! Israel: Your Iran Deal Is Worse Than Cancer.

By Ben Shapiro

The Defense Ministry maintains that the Iran deal “only damages the uncompromising struggle we must make against terrorist states like Iran.” Not exactly as Obama sees Israel's position

Israel / News Briefs / Health and Medicine

Israeli Death Rates from Most Cancers, Heart Disease, Among Lowest in OECD

By JNi.Media

Of all the external causes of death, the biggest gender gap was in incidents of suicides, traffic accidents and murder.

Terrorism / Israel / News Briefs / Health and Medicine

Terrorist Stabbing Saves Jewish Man’s Life

By JNi.Media

While undergoing surgery for his wounds, the doctors discovered a tumor.

Israel / News Briefs / Health and Medicine / Science and Tech / On Campus / Education

Ben Gurion U. Students' Cancer Therapy Wins Boston Competition

By Jewish Press News Desk

The student team from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev has won the Best Health and Medicine Project category in the prestigious 12th annual iGEM 2015 Giant Jamboree competition with their cutting-edge biological cancer therapy called “Boomerang.” IGEM is considered one of the most important ventures in the global sphere of science. Nearly 4,600 students competed […]

Jewish / US / News Briefs / Science and Tech / Obituaries

Neurologist Oliver Sacks Dies at Age 82 in New York City

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Dr. Sacks was one of the greatest, if not the greatest, neurologists.

Israel / News Briefs / Health and Medicine

Israeli Geneticists Offer Exam to Presage Cancer 15 Years Prior to Earliest Symptoms

By JNi.Media

A genetic analysis laboratory in Katzrin, in the Golan Heights, has developed a unique genetic exam for early detection of predisposition to certain cancers--a full 10 to 15 years before any symptoms of early cancer are presented.

Iran / News Briefs

Khamenei's Cancer May Kill Iran Deal

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Rumors are flying that Khamenei's days are numbered. Hard-liners are outdoing each other to ditch a deal on its nuclear program.

Israel / News Briefs / Chessed and Tzedaka

Israelis Donate Masses of Hair to Cancer Patients

By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency

Over 200 hair salons across Israel took part in the annual nationwide drive to collect hair for the Zichron Menachem Cancer Support in Israel in partnership with Pantene Products Israel.

Photo of the Day

Free Haircuts

By Photo of the Day

Young Israeli women arrive at the Malcha Mall in Jerusalem to donate their hair to create wigs for cancer patients at a fundraiser arranged by "Zichron Menachem", the Israeli Association for the Support of Children with Cancer and their Families (November 24, 2014). All photos by Gershon Elinson/Flash90

Israel / News Briefs

Cancer-Stricken Boy Acts Out Rescue Operation for Purim (Video)

By Jewish Press Staff

When you say a cancer-stricken boy smiling and happy, you wonder why anyone complains about anything.

Op-Eds

Drip Drip Drippin' on Heaven's Door

By Daniel Verbov

Emunah - coping with a child's cancer.

US / Hamas / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Jerusalem / Settlements

Abbas Calls Jewish Towns in Judea and Samaria a ‘Cancer’

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The United Nations says living in Judea and Samaria and most of Jerusalem are “illegal. ”Obama says they are “illegitimate. ”Now Palestinian Authority man calls them a “cancer.”

Antisemitism / News Briefs / European Union

Polish EU Legislator Calls Anti-Semitism a “Cancer’

By Jewish Press News Desk

“Anti-Semitism is like cancer. There are two things that are certain about this cancer of hate. We know that it is deadly and we know that if we don’t fight it,  it will spread,’’ Polish Member of the European Parliament Michal Kaminski said in an address to the General Assembly of the European Jewish Parliament […]

Israel / Iran / News Briefs

Iran Unveils Drone that Can Reach Israel – or Is It Photoshop?

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Never underestimate Iran’s technology. Never underestimate Iran’s capability to lie. It claims it has a drone that can reach Israel. And if is true, an expert suggests to The Jewish Press, “So what?

Israel / News Briefs / Science and Tech

Israel Beats Guinness Record for Donating Hair to Cancer Patients

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Israel has broken the Guinness world record for donating the most hair to cancer victims in a single drive, producing 53.1 kilograms (117 pounds) on Monday, Yisrael HaYom reported. The previous Guinness record was 48.7 kilograms (107 pounds). About 250 women attended the hair drive in Jerusalem organized by the Zichron Menachem Association for the […]

News Briefs

Fire Destroys Bunkhouse at NY Camp for Kids with Cancer

By JTA

A fire at Camp Simcha, a camp  for children with cancer, destroyed one bunkhouse and damaged a newly built one. The fire was discovered when a counselor at the camp in Glen Spey, N.Y., woke up early Saturday morning and smelled smoke. The counselors evacuated the 15 residents of the cabin, including one camper in […]

A Soldier's Mother

A Woman of Courage and Strength

By Paula Stern

When a doctor told her there was no hope... she decided not to listen.

Israel / Jewish / US / News Briefs

Cancer-Stricken Girl Sings to Barbra Streisand

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Forget Streisand's concerts and performance for Peres. What may be the most emotional moment of her current visit to Israel was her listening to a cancer-stricken girl sing her own song, “People.”

Israel / News Briefs / Science and Tech

Cancer Patients at High Maternity Risk, Says New Israel Research

By Jewish Press News Desk

Cancer sufferers and survivors are at increased risk of major obstetric complications, according to new research by Israeli researchers to be presented next week at the Annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology in Chicago. It is well known that cancer treatments decrease fertility, but very little has been known until now concerning […]

Op-Eds

The Legacy of our Mothers

By Chani Wiesman Berliant

I explain that their cancer diagnosis might have resulted from something they could also have passed down to their children.

Jewish / News Briefs / Jerusalem / Obituaries

Ten of Thousands at Funeral of Son of Rav Ovadia Yosef

By JTA

Tens of thousands of people participated Friday afternoon in the funeral procession of Rabbi Yaakov Yosef, the eldest son of Shas spiritual leader Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, former Chief Rabbi of Israel and of the most influential rabbis in Israel. Yaakov Yosef died Friday afternoon at the age of 66, succumbing to a long struggle with […]

US / News Briefs / Jerusalem / Science and Tech

Hebrew U Professor Chosen for American Cancer Research Award

By Jewish Press News Desk

The American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) has chosen Prof. Alexander Levitzki of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem as the winner of its 2013 Award for Outstanding Achievement in Chemistry in Cancer Research. The AACR is currently holding its annual meeting through Wednesday in Washington, D.C. Levitzki, professor of biological chemistry at the Alexander Silberman […]

Terrorism / Iran / News Briefs

Hizbullah Denies Syria Rebels' Claim They Hit Nasrallah’s Deputy

By Jewish Press News Desk

Syrian rebels have claimed that they wounded Hizbullah leader Hassan Nasrallah’s top deputy in the bombing of a Syrian army convoy, but Hizbullah immediately denied it. A Lebanese newspaper reported that rebels said Naim Qassem was with senior army officers loyal to Syrian President Bashar Assad when the explosion hit the convoy on the Damascus-Beirut […]

Arts / News Briefs

Heeb Magazine Gets Serious

By Jewish Press News Desk

Heeb Magazine Publisher is looking to promote his tribute to his late brother and his fight with cancer.

Israel / News Briefs / Jewish Fress

In Time For Winter, Israeli National Archives Release PM Golda Meir's Recipe for Chicken Soup

By Malkah Fleisher

Israel's National Archives has released a photograph of Golda Meir's chicken soup recipe.

News Briefs

Ezer Mizion Golf Outing for Jewish Bone Marrow Registry

By Jewish Press News Desk

Caesarea Golf Club will host the 3rd Annual Ezer Mizion Golf Classic tournament on Wednesday, November 21. The popular event, which is due to attract serious golfers and philanthropists from the United States, Canada and Israel, will raise funds for Ezer Mizion's Bone Marrow Donor Registry, the global Jewish bone marrow donor registry. Ezer Mizion, […]

Book Reviews

Title: One Shot

By Jewish Press Staff

ne Shot, authored by M. Wiseman, is an emotional drama that focuses on issues faced by some teens nowadays. In Suburbia, U.S.A., lived three extraordinary young men, Baruch, Nadav and Rafi. Nadav and Rafi have been friends forever, and Baruch joins the crew in his later teens. Pain is the bond that brings the threesome together. Baruch and Nadav have emotional pain and Rafi suffers from a physical pain; he discovered that he had advanced-stage cancer. The cancer was serious – too serious for the doctors, so they eventually stopped treating him.

Israel / News Briefs / Health and Living

Israeli Company Wins FDA Approval For Bone Cancer Treatment

By Malkah Fleisher

Israeli med-tech company InSightec Image Guided Treatment has announced that it has been approved for US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) premarketing of its ExAblate targeted focused ultrasound treatment for the removal of bone tumors.

Israel / News Briefs / Health and Living

Israeli Buildings Pink-Lit to Fight Breast Cancer

By Malkah Fleisher

The tall buildings of Haifa University and the Naveh Nof residential Tower in Bat Yam were lit up in pink Tuesday night in solidarity with an international breast cancer awareness campaign.

Rubin Reports

Wake Up, America, It Ain't 1895

By Barry Rubin

America, this is not the Victorian age of dark satanic mills and brutal capitalists who laugh while watching children starve.

Rubin Reports

Why I've Always Written So Much With Such Intensity And Why I Won't Stop Now

By Barry Rubin

A famous Jewish story about that is the tale of Rabbi Zosia who said that he did not expect God to berate him for not having been Moses—who he wasn’t—but for not having been Zosia.To me, that means we must do the best to be ourselves while trying to make ourselves as good as possible.

Israel

Israeli Scientists Find Way to Delay Cell Death

By Jewish Press Staff

Israeli Researchers have discovered a protein that is central to delaying cell death, which “could lead to new approaches to treating cancer.” Programmed cell death, or Apoptosis, is a critical defense mechanism against the development of abnormal cells like cancer.

Health and Living

Debunking Myths in Women’s Health Update

By dvora

Earlier this year, the American Cancer Society came out with new guidelines concerning Pap smears, which screen for cervical cancer. Conventional wisdom had long held that women should receive annual Pap smears, but in March, doctors announced the new guidelines suggesting that women receive a Pap smear once every three years.

Blogs

Alex's Blog Round-up

By Alex Abel

Today's blog round-up is from the younger set. Still meant to be read by people of all ages, these blogs talk about modesty, Twitter sayings and the power of the Jew-fro.

News Briefs

Israeli Vows to 'Bike for the Fight' Against Cancer

By Malkah Fleisher

A new initiative – Bike for the Fight – will raise money for the Israel Cancer Research Fund (ICRF), a North American organization funding grants to top Israeli cancer researchers and scientific institutions, by biking for three months across the United States.

Impact Of Women On Jewish History/Prof. L. Jackson

Eva Rona: Proper Nutrition As A Bridge To Health And Happiness

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

The lecturer, a soft-spoken woman radiating sincerity and warmth was especially impressive. And so was her topic: “Proper nutrition as a bridge to health and longevity.”

Photo of the Day

Arab Children with Cancer Meet Alpine Soldiers on Mt. Hermon

By IDF Spokesperson's Office

Last year, Arab children diagnosed with cancer visited Israel's only ski resort located in Mt. Hermon, in northern Israel. The children, accompanied by parents and family, enjoyed the snow and slopes along with IDF soldiers from the Alpine Unit. Their trip to the Hermon was made possible by Israeli Civil Administration, which coordinates civilian and […]

News Briefs

Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch Dies of Cancer at 47

By JTA

Adam Yauch of the seminal hip-hop group the Beastie Boys has died at the age of 47 after battling cancer. Yauch, one of three members of the seminal hip-hop group, had been diagnosed in 2009 with cancer in his parotid gland and a lymph node. The news of Yauch’s death was first reported Friday by […]

Israel / News Briefs / SciTech

Israeli Anti-Nausea Pill for Cancer Patients Passes Clinical Trial

By Malkah Fleisher

Israel’s RedHill Biopharma announced success last week in a major clinical trial of a new drug to prevent nausea in cancer patients.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

'Goodbye Darkness, My Young Friend'

By Cheryl Kupfer

The fact that you are reading this article can only mean that the gut-churning, frantic, multi-tasking marathon known as getting ready for Pesach is behind you;

West Coast Happenings

Rofeh Cholim Cancer Society Reception

By dvora

Naomi and Chaim Manela, and Lorraine and Steve Spira recently hosted the annual Rofeh Cholim Cancer Society (RCCS) reception in Los Angeles. RCCS supporters throughout the Los Angeles Jewish community were in attendance.

Israel / Jewish / Global

Israeli Innovation: Blood Test to Detect Multiple Cancer Types

By Tibbi Singer

A new method in development at Soroka Medical Center and Ben Gurion University will offer early detection using infrared light. Preliminary tests show 90% rate of success.

Teens and Twenties

As A Friend

By Alti Bukalov

Beads of sweat were forming on my hand as I held the warm phone and listened to the rings one by one. RING… I tried staying calm as I waiting for the answer. RING… I looked down at the phone. My finger makes its way to the red button on the right. Should I just press end? RING…

Serials

Persuaded – Chapter III

By Barbara Bensoussan

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