Cancer-Fighting Immune Memory Discovery Could Transform Future Treatments
Israeli scientists at the Weizmann Institute of Science discovered immune memory B cells can target cancer, potentially transforming future cancer vaccines.
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93% of Israelis Are Exposed to Secondhand Smoke in Public Places
The Israel Cancer Association's new survey reveals 93% of Israelis are exposed to secondhand smoke, as CEO Moshe Bar-Haim warns of rising youth smoking.
93% of Israelis Are Exposed to Secondhand Smoke in Public Places
The Israel Cancer Association's new survey reveals 93% of Israelis are exposed to secondhand smoke, as CEO Moshe Bar-Haim warns of rising youth smoking.
Breakthrough in Cell Signaling May Enable Smarter Cancer Drug Design
University of Haifa scientists, led by Prof. Hila Toledano, discovered a Notch receptor 'reverse signaling' mechanism, potentially revolutionizing cancer drug.
Light Pollution May Undermine Immune Function and Survival, Scientists Warn
Tel Aviv University researchers in Israel found artificial light at night disrupts immune function and raises mortality risk in mammals, a study shows.
Scientists Decode Bacterial Mechanism Driving Drug Resistance
Scientists at The Hebrew University-Hadassah Medical School in Jerusalem discovered bacteria destroy DNA to block gene transfer, impacting antibiotic.
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.
Hebrew University Develops AI Rare Disease Gene Finder
Researchers at Hebrew University in Jerusalem created EvORanker, an AI tool that rapidly identifies rare disease genes, led by Dr. Christina Canavati and Prof.
Scientific Study Unlocks Brain Chemistry, May Revolutionize Mental Health
Israeli and U.S. scientists (Profs. Goldberg, Plotkin) found brain cells over-activate serotonin, explaining OCD and depression.
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