More Than Half of Online Abuse Reports Now Come from Child Victims Themselves, Israel Finds
Israeli children are now the primary source for online abuse reports, with 54% of 16,292 incidents in 2025 coming directly from young victims as total cases.
Health
Third Kidney Failure Case Linked to Hair Straightening Reported in Two Months
Shaare Zedek Medical Center reports a third kidney failure case linked to hair straightening in two months, with a 19-year-old hospitalized.
Fallen Israeli Soldier Saves Life in Hospital’s 1,000th Lung Transplant
Fallen Israeli soldier Sgt. Maj. (res.) Asael Babad's lungs facilitated the Rabin Medical Center's 1,000th lung transplant, saving Amram Hazan.
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.
Low Death Rates But Deep Scars: Israel Reviews Health System’s War Performance
Israel's health system review highlights resilience with a 0.6% war casualty mortality rate, but 435,000 sought mental health aid. Sweeping reforms are now.
Israel Braces for High Air Pollution as Dust From Africa Persists
Israel's Health and Environmental Ministries warn of high air pollution from North African dust affecting central and Negev regions, advising sensitive groups.
Israeli AI Platform Detects Major Heart Disease from a Single Ultrasound View
Israeli AI platform AISAP detects major heart disease from a single ultrasound view, achieving AUC up to 0.97 for heart failure and valvular disease.
Pulsenmore, Clalit Launch Israel’s First At-Home Fertility Monitoring Service
Israel launches its first at-home fertility monitoring service by Pulsenmore & Clalit Health, enabling remote follicular scans for IVF & preservation via.
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.