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From ‘Waity Katie’ to Britain’s most beloved royal: Kate Middleton’s long road to the crown

Once dismissed by Queen Elizabeth and mocked for waiting years to marry Prince William, Kate Middleton weathered rumors of infidelity, family drama and cancer to become the most admired royal and the woman Brits hope will one day be their queen

Inbal Hananel | 01.11.26

Beyond breast cancer: mammography scans may also detect heart disease risk

Mammography scans can reveal calcifications in breast arteries, a finding being studied for its link to heart disease risk in women and its potential to aid early detection of atherosclerosis during routine screening

Tzur Gueta | 01.05.26

פרופ' רונית סצ'י-פאינרו ופרופ' אורי בן-דוד, אוניברסיטת תל אביב

Tel Aviv University researchers uncover how breast cancer spreads to the brain

A new Tel Aviv University study identifies a genetic and metabolic mechanism that enables breast cancer to spread to the brain, pointing to potential new treatments and improved risk-based monitoring for patients

Itay Geffen | 12.29.25

Oral sex and cancer risk: what you need to know about HPV

Rising rates of HPV-related oral and throat cancer, particularly among men, highlight the links to oral sex and the importance of early diagnosis, multidisciplinary care and vaccination in improving survival

Dr. Yotam Shkedy | 12.23.25

Israeli researchers achieve breakthrough with new lymphoma treatment posting 100% survival rates

Study, conducted in 15 medical centers, shows a new chemo-biologic protocol achieving 95% complete response, minimal need for radiation and strong real-world results, placing Israeli researchers at the forefront of global care

Tzur Gueta | 12.09.25

The mapping of spatial immune architecture in human breast cancer tissue (tumor cells are in gray) reveals close proximity of macrophages (brown-orange) and exhausted killer cells (light pink-purple)

Israeli team develops new treatment that helps immune system fight tumors more effectively

New treatment targets specialized immune‑suppressing macrophages in tumor microenvironment; these macrophages express a receptor called TREM2 and have been shown to contribute to poor responses to therapy and decreased survival in cancer patients

ynet Global | 11.20.25

‘Grey’s Anatomy’ star James Pickens Jr. reveals prostate cancer diagnosis

James Pickens Jr., who has starred in 'Grey’s Anatomy' since its first season as Dr. Richard Webber, revealed he has prostate cancer, noting it runs in his family and no one has died from it so far

ynet | 11.15.25

With pink scarves and hijabs, Arab women unite to fight breast cancer across the Middle East

After years of crisis and rising cancer deaths, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and even war-torn Yemen are rallying women to get screened—reviving breast cancer awareness campaigns under powerful local slogans

Lior Ben Ari | 10.27.25

Flaw in cancer test kits may have denied proper treatment to up to 300 women

Health Ministry reports a fault in Roche testing kits used to detect hormone receptors in breast and reproductive cancers; Up to 300 patients may have received incorrect results, affecting treatment decisions

Or Hadar | 10.27.25

Cancer-linked chemical found in top European baby pacifier brands, including some sold in Israel

Czech consumer study found bisphenol A (BPA), a chemical tied to hormonal disruption, obesity and cancer, in pacifiers by Philips, Curaprox and Sophie la Girafe, two of which are sold in Israel; one firm pulls products, others dispute results

Meirav Crystal, News Agencies | 10.20.25

Former US President Biden undergoing radiation therapy for cancer, spokesperson says

Joe Biden, 82, is undergoing radiation and hormone therapy for aggressive but hormone-sensitive prostate cancer diagnosed in May

Reuters | 10.11.25

James Van Der Beek will miss Dawson’s Creek reunion due to health issues

Actor, who revealed a colorectal cancer diagnosis last year, will not attend long-awaited cast reunion due to illness; Lin-Manuel Miranda to step in to read his part

Ynet | 09.22.25

Cabbage, kale, cauliflower: The cancer-fighting power of cruciferous vegetables

Meta-analysis of 600,000 people finds eating just 20–40 grams of cruciferous vegetables daily — like broccoli, cabbage or kale — linked to 17% drop in colorectal cancer risk, reinforcing role of diet in prevention

Eitan Gefen | 09.13.25

שני שעיו טופלה בעקבות סרטן מסוג יואינג סרקומה

‘I fought to serve’: Cancer survivor joins IDF reserves after life-saving surgery

At 12, Shani Shayo was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer after sudden paralysis in her arms; a 15-hour surgery saved her life, and now cancer-free at 20, she says her biggest victory was winning the right to serve in the IDF

Ariela Ayalon | 09.10.25

Rabbi Yaakov Mosbacher dies a month after his son fell in Gaza: 'The death weakened him in his own battle'

'Every time Betzalel’s name came up, father started to cry,' members of the Mosbacher family said, describing the final weeks in the life of Rabbi Yaakov, who was diagnosed with advanced cancer only three months before his son was killed; Yet, 'Father left us with a will to ‘enjoy every second'

Yair Kraus | 09.04.25

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