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Eitan Gefen
The US pathologist who helped identify murdered hostages: ‘It stayed with me’
Dr. Shelley Tepper volunteered in Israel after October 7, aiding in war-related autopsies and hostage identifications; recalls intense, emotional experience: 'This is where my heart is, and I’ll do whatever I can to help'
Eitan Gefen
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05.30.25
New treatment offers hope for bladder cancer patients, avoids major surgery
Treatment shows promise in slowing bladder cancer progression and may help some avoid surgery; presented at American Urological Association conference, it offers hope for patients with aggressive tumors unresponsive to earlier therapies
Eitan Gefen
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05.20.25
Partners in surgery—and in life: 'Sometimes our dinner conversations are all about work'
When Dr. Nili and Dr. Avichai Segal met on the first day of medical school, they never imagined how closely their professional and personal lives would become intertwined; Now, the couple—both surgeons at Assuta Beersheba— speak about working side by side, raising a family under pressure, and the feedback from patients
Eitan Gefen
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05.10.25
Israeli study finds troubling link between ultra-processed food and Alzheimer’s
A new study found that high consumption of ultra-processed food during midlife increases the risk of Alzheimer's later in life—even among healthy individuals; Each additional daily serving raised the risk by 13%, according to data from 1,375 US participants tracked for 13 years
Eitan Gefen
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04.25.25
'Rise of antisemitism like in Holocaust': Israeli neurologist accepts Nobel-level Alzheimer’s award
Professor Gil Rabinovici’s 2025 Potamkin Prize win for revolutionizing Alzheimer’s diagnosis shares the spotlight with his bold condemnation of antisemitism on U.S. campuses and future of neurological treatment; His remarks were met with applause
Eitan Gefen
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04.22.25
Immune support to cancer care: The rising role of medicinal mushrooms
Once confined to Asian kitchens and traditional medicine, medicinal mushrooms are now emerging from the shadows of supermarket aisles and alternative‑health clinics to take center stage in modern wellness routines
Eitan Gefen
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04.20.25
More women opt for breast reduction surgery in Israel
Some 14,000 Israeli women last year say they opted for breast reduction surgery to prioritize comfort, health and fashion; what does the procedure include?
Eitan Gefen
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04.19.25
Pop star Robbie Williams reveals scurvy diagnosis after extreme diet
British singer's scurvy diagnosis, triggered by rapid weight loss and medication, exposes the modern comeback of a centuries-old disease; how can you avoid it?
Eitan Gefen
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04.16.25
Can salt affect your mood? New study suggests high-sodium diet may trigger depression
New study finds potential causal link between high-sodium diet and depression-like symptoms in mice, underscoring the growing importance of balanced nutrition for mental health
Eitan Gefen
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04.12.25
AI beats doctors in accuracy of diagnoses and treatment, study finds
Study led by Israeli expert finds AI-generated medical recommendations surpass human accuracy in urgent care in most cases, prompting cautious optimism for better care in the future
Eitan Gefen
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04.06.25
Fatty liver disease in children: A growing health crisis in Israel
Once an adult health crisis, fatty liver disease is now striking children as young as five driven by modern diets and sedentary habits, demanding urgent lifestyle shifts to prevent irreversible damage
Eitan Gefen
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03.27.25
Addiction in the spotlight: ‘The White Lotus’ and the global prescription drug crisis
Experts warn of rising dependence on anti-anxiety medications, which often start as short-term solutions but lead to addiction; with withdrawal posing serious risks, specialists stress need for medical oversight, alternative treatments, and early intervention
Eitan Gefen
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03.17.25
Let them eat coal: What are food colorings really made of?
FDA’s ban on Red 3 coloring highlights growing concerns about the safety of artificial food dyes, while experts urge consumers to check labels and opt for natural alternatives
Eitan Gefen
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03.12.25
'Fought like a lioness': Shira Haas' incredible transformation for Marvel role
Israeli actress' personal trainer recounts her extremely demanding six-month training program ahead of her role Captain America: Brave New World to put on 8 lbs of muscle
Eitan Gefen
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02.27.25
Young Israeli man suffers life-threatening stroke after mid-workout headache
Man in his 20s evacuated to Shaare Zedek Medical Center after passing out and hitting his head in the gym, where doctors find he suffered a stroke and operate to save his life
Eitan Gefen
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01.18.25
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