Two Blood Proteins Identified as Markers of Accelerated Brain Aging
New research reveals two blood proteins as markers of accelerated brain aging. Study by Ben-Gurion University shows diet's impact on brain health.
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New research reveals two blood proteins as markers of accelerated brain aging. Study by Ben-Gurion University shows diet's impact on brain health.
Critics slam IPC's Gaza report for serious flaws. Find out why the famine declaration is facing backlash. New problems emerge.
Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, MK Avi Dichter and his Georgian counterpart sign a declaration of intentions for agricultural collaboration between
Israeli scientists reveal groundbreaking findings on the origins of human language, challenging traditional theories and offering a new perspective on language
New research by doctoral student May Laor and Prof. Zohar Gvirtzman sheds light on Dor and Palmahim "disturbances", revealing insights into salt tectonics.
Israeli Study Reveals Light's Hidden Magnetic Power, Revolutionizing Optical Devices. Findings Impact Fiber Optics, Computing.
Study reveals placental errors may explain gestational diabetes risks before birth, impacting children's long-term health. Israeli scientists uncover molecular
Discover how Israeli and American scientists are unlocking the potential for new anti-aging therapies by studying a key protein that regulates hydrogen sulfide
Groundbreaking Israeli research unveils causes of sea urchin die-offs threatening coral reefs worldwide, introducing new monitoring tool.
15,000-year-old bird bones in Israel's Carmel Caves shed light on Natufian hunting practices, revealing a prehistoric connection to coastal wetlands.
Groundbreaking gene therapy discovery offers hope for ALS patients with potential to reverse nerve degeneration. Learn more about this game-changing
Breakthrough DNA Tool in Israel Tracks Leishmaniasis, Prevents Outbreaks. New method identifies sand fly species, parasites, and blood meals.