Two Blood Proteins Identified as Markers of Accelerated Brain Aging
New research reveals two blood proteins as markers of accelerated brain aging. Study by Ben-Gurion University shows diet's impact on brain health.
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Tracking Wild Animals Could Predict Disease Outbreaks, Scientists Say
Israeli-led scientists propose using wild animals as early-warning systems for disease outbreaks, tracking movement to detect pathogens before they spread.
Breakthrough Gene Therapy Could One Day Cure Genetic Hearing Loss
Breakthrough gene therapy offers hope for genetic hearing loss. Israeli and U.S. scientists develop promising treatment to restore hearing and balance.
Israeli Autoinjector Delivers Lifesaving Treatment for Trauma Victims in Under Five Minutes
Israeli autoinjector delivers lifesaving treatment for trauma victims in under five minutes. New device reduces severe bleeding deaths in emergencies.
Over 20,000 Israeli Soldiers Treated for War Injuries, Half Face Psychological Trauma
Over 20,000 Israeli soldiers treated for war injuries, half face psychological trauma. Israel's Defense Ministry announces new support measures.
Ministry of Environmental Protection and Ministry of Health Update on the Capture of Mosquitoes Infected with West Nile Virus in Ramla the Gilboa Regional Council
Ministry of Environmental Protection and Ministry of Health update on the capture of mosquitoes infected with West Nile virus in Ramla the Gilboa Regional
New 420-Bed Rehab Facility in Ramla to Aid Israel’s Injured Soldiers
New 420-bed rehab facility in Ramla to aid Israel’s injured soldiers. Construction begins on ALEH Zahav, offering trauma therapy and family support.
Measles Vaccination Promotion Days
Ministry of Health announces Measles Vaccination Promotion Days in Bnei Brak. Get vaccinated at designated centers on Sunday and Monday. Protect yourself and
1,500 Families a Year: Knesset Seeks Uniform Burial Rules for Stillborn Children
Knesset calls for uniform burial rules for stillborn children in Israel, citing distress of grieving parents. 1,500 families affected yearly.
Online Hate Can Be as Traumatic as War, Psychologists Warn
Israeli psychologists warn that exposure to online hate can be as traumatic as war. New study reveals lasting psychological scars from digital abuse.