Israelis More Optimistic Despite Escalating War With Iran, Survey Finds
A survey by Hebrew University's Agam Labs in Jerusalem finds Israelis are increasingly optimistic about their future despite the escalating war with Iran.
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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.
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.
Breakthrough Study Reveals Weak Spot in Malaria Parasite’s Life Cycle
Breakthrough Israeli study reveals a weak spot in the malaria parasite's life cycle. Scientists found a 'Crown' stage, offering new drug targets for 250 million.
Bacteria’s Secret Toolkit: Thousands of Proteins Could Revolutionize Medicine and Agriculture
Israeli scientists discovered bacteria's secret toolkit of thousands of proteins, capable of revolutionizing medicine and agriculture by targeting cells for.
Tiny Peptide Offers Big Hope for People Living with Epilepsy
Israeli scientists' new peptide offers hope for epilepsy patients, targeting disease progression and protecting brain function for 50 million worldwide.
New ‘Mechanical Sensor’ Technology Tracks Cancer Cell Behavior, Predicts Spread
Israeli scientists unveil groundbreaking "mechanical sensor" technology tracking cancer cell behavior to identify aggressive cells likely to spread.
Neural ‘On/Off Switch’ Discovery May Shed Light on Sex Differences in Social and Mental Health
Hebrew University scientists found a neural 'on/off' switch, highlighting profound sex differences in brain function. This Israeli discovery could transform.
New Study Points to Genetic ‘Achilles’ Heel’ in Cancer Cells
An Israeli study identifies a genetic 'Achilles' Heel' in cancer cells, where rapid growth damages DNA. This groundbreaking research from Hebrew University.
Helping Bees Could Backfire: Flowers May Spread Viruses, Scientists Warn
Israeli scientists warn that planting more flowers to help declining bee populations may inadvertently spread viruses among pollinators. A Hebrew University.
Fear and Secrecy Undermine Patient Safety Efforts, Israeli Researcher Says
An Israeli researcher argues fear & secrecy undermine patient safety, hindering efforts to reduce medical errors, a leading cause of death. Prof.
Early DNA ‘Weak Spots’ Could Help Detect Breast Cancer Before It Starts, Scientists Say
Israeli scientists identify early DNA "weak spots" that may detect breast cancer years before it starts. This Hebrew University study offers new hope for.