Survey Links War to Drop in Sleep, Diet and Exercise Across Israel
A Hebrew University survey led by Dr. Roni Lotan found Israelis' sleep, diet, and exercise declined during the Iran war, a "silent epidemic" per Prof.
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Tel Aviv Police, Border Police Respond to Incident
Tel Aviv and Border Police responded to an incident where one victim of anxiety was evacuated for medical treatment.
Tel Aviv Police, Border Police Respond to Incident
Tel Aviv and Border Police responded to an incident where one victim of anxiety was evacuated for medical treatment.
Injury Toll From Dimona and Arad Strikes Nearly 200
Iranian missile strikes on the southern Israeli cities of Arad and Dimona injured nearly 200, including children, with over 300 hospitalized across Israel.
Probiotics Could Become a New Tool to Strengthen Immunity in HIV Patients
Research by Profs. Eran and Hila Elinav in Israel and Ethiopia shows gut bacteria can help HIV patients repair immune damage, offering new treatment hope.
Scientific Study Unlocks Brain Chemistry, May Revolutionize Mental Health
Israeli and U.S. scientists (Profs. Goldberg, Plotkin) found brain cells over-activate serotonin, explaining OCD and depression.
Ancient Plant DNA Switches Offer New Tools for Crop Breeding
Scientists at Hebrew University of Jerusalem, led by Prof. Idan Efroni, discovered ancient plant DNA switches that could revolutionize crop breeding for.
Scientists Repurpose Cancer Treatment to Fight Alzheimer’s
Israeli and U.S. scientists from Weizmann Institute and Washington University adapted CAR-T cancer therapy, pioneered by Prof. Selig Ashhar, to fight.
New Autism Discovery Could Pave the Way for Targeted Therapies
Researchers at Hebrew University of Jerusalem, led by Prof. Haitham Amal, identified a nitric oxide pathway disrupting brain signals in autism, potentially.
Cannabis Compounds Show Promise in Fighting Fatty Liver Disease, Scientists Say
Israeli scientists at Hebrew University of Jerusalem, led by Prof. Joseph Tam, found non-psychoactive cannabis compounds CBD and CBG show promise against fatty.
Newborn Undergoes Emergency Surgery Amid Air-Raid Alarms
A two-day-old Israeli baby underwent emergency surgery at Netanya’s Laniado Hospital during air-raid alarms for esophageal atresia, performed in a protected.
Parental Burnout Drives Children’s Wartime Distress, Study Finds
A Hebrew University study in Israel, led by Dr. Dana Lassri, shows children's wartime distress is linked to parental burnout, not a parent's military.