Oral Health Begins in the Womb, Israeli Study Suggests
Researchers at Hebrew University of Jerusalem, including Prof. Avi-Hai Hovav, found maternal antibodies program infant oral immunity, influencing future gum.
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Quantum Link to Molecular Bias May Advance Clean Tech, Pharma and Electonics
A Hebrew University study led by Prof. Yossi Paltiel links quantum electron spin to molecular bias, potentially advancing clean tech, pharmaceuticals.
MSICS Pharma Secures $3.6 Million to Expand Psychedelic Drug Trials
Israeli biotech MSICS Pharma secured $3.6 million to expand its clinical trials for psilocybin treatments targeting depression and OCD.
Quantum Link to Molecular Bias May Advance Clean Tech, Pharma and Electonics
A Hebrew University study led by Prof. Yossi Paltiel links quantum electron spin to molecular bias, potentially advancing clean tech, pharmaceuticals.
Scientists Identify Hidden Mechanism That Could Transform Malaria Treatment
Israeli scientists at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Jerusalem identified how the malaria parasite manipulates immune cells, a discovery that could.
Dead Sea Ravens Reveal Personality-Driven Survival Gap
Researchers led by Dr. Miguel Guinea and Prof. Ran Nathan at Hebrew University found ravens near Israel's Dead Sea demonstrate personality traits influencing.
Seniors Are Gaming Their Way to Sharper Minds, Israeli Scientist Says
An Israeli study by Hadas Avraham at Ben-Gurion University reveals digital gaming enhances cognitive abilities, reduces loneliness, and provides intellectual.
Scientists Identify Molecular Switch That May Predict Aggressive Skin Cancer
Researchers at Hebrew University in Jerusalem identified a molecular switch, WWOX, that could predict aggressive cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma.
Future Crops May Rely On Airborne Dust For Nutrients, Scientists Say
Israeli and Austrian scientists, led by Dr. Gross from Ben-Gurion University, found plants absorb essential nutrients directly from airborne desert dust.
Israeli Scientists Open Simpler Path to Building Complex Medicines
Scientists at Hebrew University of Jerusalem developed a new method using proline to simplify adding a crucial group to drug molecules, published in Nature.
Breakthrough Study Points To Immune Response As Driver Of Rapid Aging
A Hebrew University study in Jerusalem reveals the immune response, not DNA damage, is a key driver of rapid aging in conditions like Ataxia-Telangiectasia.
Ant Colonies Inspire Next-Generation Robotics and Self-Building Structures
Prof. Ofer Feinerman and Dr. Ehud Ponio of Israel's Weizmann Institute studied weaver ants in Australia, inspiring new robotics and engineering designs.
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