Quick-Thinking Medics Save Tel Aviv Man After Street Cries Trigger Lifesaving Response
Cries for help echoing from a nearby balcony led Israeli medics to save the life of a 61-year-old man who had suffered sudden cardiac ...
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Taiwan Becomes First Foreign Nation to Fund Medical Project in Judea and Samaria
In a historic first, Taiwan has pledged financial support for a new medical center in Israel's Binyamin region, becoming the first foreign ...
Monkey Business in Ramla Ends in Capture at Cement Factory
Monkey captured in Israeli cement factory after weeks-long search. 54 monkeys rescued in Israeli crackdown on animal trafficking in 2025.
Israeli-Led Breakthrough Paves Way for Next-Generation Cancer Therapies
Israeli-led breakthrough in cancer immunotherapy: Researchers at Hebrew University discover how to enhance T cells' cancer-fighting ability by reprogramming their energy production.
Amid Spike in Army Suicides, Israeli Soldier Who Identified Fallen Found Dead
Israeli soldier who identified fallen soldiers during war in Gaza found dead at home in Ofakim. IDF suspects suicide. Latest in series of soldier suicides. Military Police investigating.
Israeli Scientists Crack ‘Undruggable’ Cancer Protein, Paving Way for New Treatments
Israeli scientists at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem have cracked the 'undruggable' cancer protein, offering new hope for treating aggressive breast cancer and other hard-to-treat diseases.
Scientists Uncover Brain Circuit Behind Cocaine Relapse — and New Path for Treatment
Israeli scientists uncover brain circuit behind cocaine relapse, offering new treatment options. Study challenges assumptions, reveals anti-reward network amplifying emotional distress.
Committee on Treatment of Holocaust Survivors calls for urgent mapping of fortification gaps in houses and institutions in which Holocaust survivors live
Israeli committee calls for urgent mapping of fortification gaps in homes of Holocaust survivors. Lack of protection leads to tragic consequences.
The Brain’s Attention Isn’t Continuous — It Flickers in Rhythmic Bursts, Scientists Find
Groundbreaking research from Hebrew University of Jerusalem reveals that the brain's focus flickers approximately eight times every second, challenging the long-held belief of continuous attention.
Science Committee holds professional tour at Rambam Health Care Campus; MK Hujeirat, chair: Scientific activity at Rambam demonstrates how medical institution can become focal point of innovation
Science Committee holds professional tour at Rambam Health Care Campus; MK Hujeirat showcases groundbreaking innovation in medical research and oncology in Israel.
Netanyahu Treated for Dehydration After Eating Spoiled Food
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is recovering at home after being treated for dehydration caused by spoiled food. His condition is good.
Study Identifies Brain Circuitry That Pushes Us to Act Before We Think
Why do we sometimes act impulsively even when it’s against our best interests? Researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have ...