Researchers at Tel Aviv University Develop Groundbreaking Model for Rare Genetic Disease
An important step toward treating a rare genetic disease.
University of Haifa Study Finds Genetic Imprinting Key to Whether Rare Syndrome Causes Autism
University of Haifa study shows how genetic "imprinting" determines whether rare syndrome leads to autism or psychosis, offering new model for personalized psychiatry.
Biden Diagnosed with Aggressive Prostate Cancer
It is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among men in the U.S. and the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths.
Major Bar-Ilan Study Finds: Staying Hydrated May Protect your Heart
“With the global population aging and chronic disease rates climbing, strategies as basic as promoting better hydration could make a meaningful difference.”
United Hatzalah Launches AI-Powered Center in Bnei Brak to Revolutionize Emergency Response
The cutting-edge AI system analyzes real-time data, detects patterns, and forecasts where medical emergencies are likely to occur.
TAU Breakthrough: Doubling Adult Stem Cells Outside the Body to Regenerate Bone Marrow
Activating stem cells via molecular programming, rather than relying on random cell transplants, significantly enhances the success of regenerative treatments.
TAU Study Concludes: It’s Better to Look Good than Feel Good
23.9% of those who engage in sports do so to improve their appearance; only 18.9% do it to be healthier.
‘National Crisis:’ Knesset Committee Debates Health Risks of Transboundary Air Pollution from PA Illegal...
“Since 2015, over 45,000 people have died from air pollution."
WHO, UNICEF to Vaccinate 600,000 Gaza Children Against Polio
It must be pointed out that no new polio cases have been reported since a ten-month-old child was paralyzed in August 2024.
Pet Supply Chain Speedog, United Hatzalah Partner to Support Psychotrauma K-9 Unit
United Hatzalah’s K-9 Unit operates 24/7 on a volunteer basis, deploying specially trained disaster relief dogs to provide immediate emotional support at emergency sites.
LA Fires Death Toll at 24, Governor Slammed for Slashing Firefighting Budget
Newsweek reported that California Governor Gavin Newsom cut funding for wildfire efforts by over $100 million just before the disaster.
United Hatzalah AI Predicts Medical Emergencies before They Occur
As the AI continues to refine its predictive capabilities by processing new data daily, it is set to redefine global standards for emergency medical services.
TAU Researchers Identify Future Methods to Combat Antibiotic Resistance in Bacteria
This study not only sheds light on a fundamental bacterial process but also paves the way for innovative solutions to some of today’s most critical health and environmental issues.
War News: Reservist’s Wife Gives Birth to Triplets
"In a year when we sent our husbands and children to fight to preserve our lives, I was privileged to bring new lives into the world."
Report: Trump to Pull US from UN Health Organization on January 20
In April 2020, President Trump announced that his administration would suspend funding to the WHO.
Bar Ilan Researchers Unlock Cognitive Potential of Individuals with Down Syndrome
“We now have evidence that cognitive development continues well into adulthood for these populations."
Scientific Breakthrough: TAU Researchers Decode Rare Neurological Disease
It could pave the way for treatments for a range of neurological diseases.
Bedouin Teacher Becomes Hatzalah’s First Female Muslim Deputy Branch Head
Al Aubra’s appointment reflects broader efforts to diversify Israel’s emergency medical services, fostering inclusion in a space where representation matters deeply.
TAU Researchers Develop Effective, Inexpensive COVID-19 Spray Stored at Room Temperature
Instead of sensitive mRNA – synthesized nanoparticles.
TAU Study Discovers Brain Mechanisms of Genetically Based Autism, May Lead to Effective Treatment
"1-2% of the global population and one in every 36 boys in the U.S. are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), with numbers rising over time."
Reports: Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, 85, In a Coma
On Saturday, Images purportedly showing Khamenei on a hospital bed circulated online, fueling speculation that he is in a coma.
TAU Researchers Discover Potential Target for Effective Parkinson’s Treatments
Breakthrough in the study of Parkinson's disease.
TAU Researchers Show Damaged Brains of PTSD Victims Respond to Hyperbaric Therapy
The researchers believe that their findings give new hope to millions of PTSD sufferers and their families.
United Hatzalah Establishes Medical Complex in Uman ahead of Rosh Hashanah
Every year, United Hatzalah sends a delegation of volunteer physicians, paramedics, and EMTs from Israel to support the influx of visitors in Uman.
Evangelical Group Donates 42 Ambulances, 2 Stations to MDA
The event took place in Avshalom, where Graham honored the memory of Hersh Goldberg-Polin, Roi Idan, and Smadar Mor-Idan.
Sheba Medical Center Ranked 10th Smartest Hospital Worldwide
Only one other hospital outside the US is among the top 10 smartest: Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin was ranked 8th.
TAU Innovative Technology Seeking Early Parkinson’s Diagnosis
"We examined the samples under a unique microscope, applying an innovative technique called super-resolution imaging."
TAU Researchers Say Closed Eye Imaging Can Track Awareness, Pain, during Anesthesia, Intensive Care,...
Technological breakthrough can help identify clinical responses under anesthesia.
Israeli Study Shows Aquatic Plant Reduces Sugar Levels in Diabetics
The study found that the reduction of blood sugar levels after consuming Mankai is comparable to that of some medications.
Feinberg School of Medicine Deletes Arab Students’ Images to Protect their Careers
JSP complained angrily about the medical school’s career-salvaging move.
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