After Nearly Three Years, Israelis Carry Wars Psychological Toll in Different Ways
A new review by ICAMH at Hebrew University of Jerusalem reveals Israelis face diverse psychological impacts from nearly three years of war, requiring tailored.
Omer Novoselsky
Israeli Study Points to Potential Reversal of Cellular Aging
Israeli scientists at Bar-Ilan University in Jerusalem found that activating the SIRT6 protein reversed cellular aging in aged mouse liver cells.
Israeli Study Points to Potential Reversal of Cellular Aging
Israeli scientists at Bar-Ilan University in Jerusalem found that activating the SIRT6 protein reversed cellular aging in aged mouse liver cells.
Consumer Guilt May Be Costing Online Retailers Billions, Israeli Study Finds
Researchers at Tel Aviv University in Israel discovered consumer guilt over indulgent purchases drives billions in abandoned online shopping carts annually.
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.
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.
Cannabis Compounds Show Promise in Fighting Fatty Liver Disease, Scientists Say
Israeli scientists at Hebrew University of Jerusalem, led by Prof. Joseph Tam, found non-psychoactive cannabis compounds CBD and CBG show promise against fatty.
‘Failing Grade’: Israeli Higher Education System Falling Short for Reservists
Israeli reserve duty students in higher education institutions express dissatisfaction with academic support after two years of war, according to a State
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