Scientists Discover Link Between Dental Inflammation and Infertility
Israeli scientists at Hebrew University-Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem found chronic oral inflammation linked to female infertility in lab models.
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Hebrew U Researchers Pursue Heat- and Drought-Resistant Tomatoes
Hebrew University researchers discovered that the timing of tomato plant stomata opening and closing is key to drought resistance, not just pore count.
Civic Engagement Rises During Wartime Displacement, Study Finds
A study by Israeli researchers from Hebrew and Ben-Gurion Universities, led by Dr. Noam Brenner, reveals heightened civic engagement in Israel during wartime.
New Stool Test May Make Painful Colonoscopies Less Necessary
Israeli scientists at Hebrew University developed a new stool test for inflammatory bowel disease, potentially reducing painful colonoscopies for millions.
Biblical Shepherds Ignored Borders, Even in Wartime, Researchers Say
A University of Haifa study published in PLOS ONE found ancient shepherds ignored borders between Israel and Aram-Damascus in the Iron Age II, even during war.
Hebrew University Researchers Discover How E. coli Outsmarts Human Cells
Researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem discovered how pathogenic E. coli uses the NleD protein to weaken the human immune response, a study led by.
Parental Burnout Drives Children’s Wartime Distress, Study Finds
A Hebrew University study in Israel, led by Dr. Dana Lassri, shows children's wartime distress is linked to parental burnout, not a parent's military.
New Index Offers Early Warning for Eastern Mediterranean Storms and Droughts
Hebrew University researchers developed an index using Aegean Sea heat to predict Eastern Mediterranean rainfall, offering improved warnings for storms and.
Habitable Worlds May Be Far More Common Than Thought, Israeli Study Says
An Israeli study from Hebrew University suggests habitable worlds with liquid water are far more common than thought, even on tidally locked planets.
Study Links Chronic Pain Severity to Anger and Sense of Injustice
Discover how chronic pain severity is linked to anger and injustice perception in a groundbreaking Israeli-led study. Emotional factors may be key to predicting