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FDA approves first-ever drug for hepatitis D, severe liver virus
FDA approves Gilead’s Hepcludex as first treatment for hepatitis D, a severe liver virus linked to rapid cirrhosis and cancer, marking the first antiviral option for the disease in decades
Oren Reis
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05.23.26
Parents sue OpenAI after teen’s fatal overdose, claim ChatGPT recommended deadly drug mix
A new lawsuit against OpenAI alleges ChatGPT gave a 19-year-old dangerous advice on mixing drugs, prescription medication and alcohol before his fatal overdose, as a clinical pharmacist warns AI can miss critical medical risks and warning signs
Tzur Gueta
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05.18.26
Immunai expands AstraZeneca collaboration in deal worth up to $37.5 million
New York-based AI biotech firm says AstraZeneca will keep using its AMICA-OS platform for oncology drug development under expanded collaboration running through 2027
ynet Global
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05.08.26
Drug boom: Lebanon’s war-weary population turns to sedatives in droves
Pharmacists report requests for sleeping pills and sedatives soaring over 300% as war, displacement and years of crisis deepen anxiety, though officials say orders may partly reflect stockpiling rather than actual use
Lior Ben Ari
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05.07.26
Ibogaine - the deadly psychedelic that may beat addiction
Known for centuries as part of African rituals, ibogaine has shown striking results in studies on addiction, PTSD and depression; its heart toxicity keeps Big Pharma cautious, while Israeli firm PsyRx is testing a safer microdose approach
Dr. Roy Zucker
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04.29.26
The drugs that almost work: why the biggest breakthroughs still fail
As drug developers grapple with partial efficacy and uneven patient response, Tel Aviv-based biotech company Immunai is building an AI-powered immune atlas to explain how therapies work in the body
ynet Global
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04.09.26
How war with Iran is fueling Israel’s booming black market for prescription drugs
From opioids and ADHD pills to sleep aids, Telegram channels are thriving as war-driven stress and insomnia push more Israelis toward illicit drugs, with experts warning the addiction wave will outlast the fighting
Guy Asif
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04.03.26
Anti-Israel MEP Rima Hassan arrested in Paris over terror probe; drugs found in her possession
French authorities take anti-Israel European lawmaker into custody over social media post seeming to praise terror; investigators reportedly examining alleged synthetic drug possession after police find substance in her bag
ynet
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04.02.26
The pill keeping fighter pilots awake: how a drug helps air forces fly through extreme fatigue
As Israeli and Western pilots fly increasingly long missions, doctors say the wake-promoting drug modafinil is helping maintain alertness and decision-making under extreme fatigue, replacing older amphetamine stimulants once known as 'go pills'
Or Hadar
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03.07.26
Mistress, commando raid and cartel revenge: Mexico reels after ‘El Mencho’ killed in shootout
After Mexican commandos killed Jalisco cartel boss Nemesio 'El Mencho' Oseguera Cervantes, gunmen torched businesses, set up roadblocks in 20 states and clashed with security forces, leaving at least 70 dead and raising fears of instability ahead of the World Cup
Reuters
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02.24.26
How ‘El Mencho’ built the Jalisco Cartel into a global crime empire
From a small town in Michoacan to California prisons and cartel alliances, Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes rose through Mexico’s underworld, forging key partnerships and exploiting rivals’ downfalls to expand operations into dozens of countries
Associated Press
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02.24.26
Mexico kills leader of its largest cartel in military raid as riots erupt, US hails ‘great development’
Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, head of the Jalisco New Generation cartel, dies after a shootout in western Mexico; supporters torch vehicles and block highways as Washington says US intelligence aided the operation
News Agencies
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02.22.26
Cheap, pink and everywhere: Israel’s hottest new — and most dangerous — party drug
Marketed as 'pink cocaine,' dosa is a shifting mix of ketamine, MDMA and other stimulants sold via Telegram bots, with users unaware of the contents; doctors warn of heart failure, psychosis and even rat poison in some batches
Shosh Mula
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02.22.26
Thai police arrest Israeli ‘top dealer’ with millions in drugs
Police say suspect ran Koh Phangan operation via WhatsApp from restaurant he owned, using drop-offs for cocaine, ketamine, MDMA and other narcotics in socks; undercover officers posed as buyers to make arrest
ynet
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02.14.26
The pink illusion of Israeli nightlife: the party powder hiding a dangerous gamble
It looks like candy and promises a euphoric high, but it is not one drug — it is a shifting chemical cocktail made from whatever is on hand; why that mix is so dangerous, how new testing kits change the rules and what to know before you touch the bag
Dr. Roy Zucker
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02.12.26
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