Disposable vs. Refillable E-Cigarettes: What Users’ Choices Reveal About Health Risks
New Israeli research from Hebrew University shows disposable vs. refillable e-cigarette users have distinct habits, influencing health risks and global public.
New Israeli research from Hebrew University shows disposable vs. refillable e-cigarette users have distinct habits, influencing health risks and global public.
An Israeli study found structured emotional support for educators improves daycare environments, strengthening child relationships and preventing violence.
Israel's Ministry of Health reports 7,778 wounded in missile/rocket attacks since Feb 28, with 83 still hospitalized as of April 15, 2026.
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.
A Hebrew University study led by Prof. Yafit Gilboa found nearly half of children from Gaza border communities exposed to October 7 trauma developed sensory.
104 Israelis are hospitalized after Iranian and Hezbollah missile attacks, including two in life-threatening condition, Health Ministry reports.
An Israeli-U.S. study by Hebrew University and Marshall University suggests COVID-19 may modestly increase lung cancer risk via its spike protein.
Wolfson Medical Center in Holon treated 548 casualties during 38 days of fighting, with 84 children and 160 seniors among them.
118 Israelis are still hospitalized from Iranian and Hezbollah missile attacks, including two in life-threatening condition.
Israel's Health Ministry has reported 7,433 casualties evacuated to hospitals since Operation "Roar of the Lion" began, with 116 still hospitalized.
Magen David Adom reports treating 2,503 individuals during Operation “Roar of the Lion,” with 594 casualties from missile attacks and 1,323 injured en route to.
Israel's Ministry of Health reports 7,142 wounded in missile/rocket attacks since Feb. 28, with 114 hospitalized as of April 6.