Plant-Based Therapeutic Food Could Expand Access to Malnutrition Treatment
Researchers at Hebrew University of Jerusalem developed a plant-based therapeutic food from chickpeas and other crops, potentially expanding global malnutrition.
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Survey: 45% of Israelis Would Consider Changing Vote Over Unfulfilled Promises
A new survey by the Rushink Institute for Tel Aviv University reveals 45% of Israelis would consider changing their vote over unfulfilled promises.
Israeli Study Reveals Brain Circuit Behind Cocaines Grip on Behavior
Researchers at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, including Prof. Ami Citri, identified a brain circuit cocaine hijacks to induce compulsive behaviors.
Israeli-German Study Uncovers New Path to Understanding Cancer
Researchers from Hebrew University and German Cancer Research Center found a new way loss of p53 damages DNA, revealing how tumors develop.
Two Killed in Overnight Shootings as Israeli-Arab Homicide Toll Reaches 152
Separate overnight shootings in northern Israel killed two men, pushing the Israeli-Arab community's homicide toll to 152. Police believe the attacks were.
Extended Reserve Duty Driving Job Losses and Long-Term Economic Risks, Lawmakers Told
Prolonged reserve duty is causing job losses for thousands of Israelis, risking long-term economic harm, Yesh Atid MK Vladimir Beliak told the Knesset.
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.
Gut Stem Cells Play Active Role in Defending the Body, Offering New Clues for Treating Bowel Diseases
Israeli scientists at Weizmann and Hebrew University found gut stem cells actively detect and fight bacterial infections, offering new clues for treating bowel.
Police Clock Biker at 285 km/h, May Be Israels Fastest Ever Speeding Offense
A motorcyclist from Arraba was arrested in Israel after being clocked at 285 km/h on Route 70, potentially the country's fastest speeding offense.
Study Points to New Treatment Strategy for Prostate Cancer
An Israeli-led study by Prof. Yosef Yarden at the Weizmann Institute identifies a gene fusion mechanism causing prostate cancer resistance to standard hormone.