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The tiny earrings that could permanently damage your ears
Australian piercings place tiny earrings along the ear's outer rim, but cartilage infections can cause abscesses, scarring and even permanent deformities; an ENT specialist explains the warning signs, why the area is vulnerable and how to stay safe
Eitan Gefen | 10.15.26
האפיפיור ליאו ה-14
Pope Leo XIV's lung nodule: Why doctors may recommend surgery even when cancer is unconfirmed
Doctors discovered the nodule at a ‘very early stage,’ and surgery is planned in Rome; the Vatican has not said whether cancer is suspected, while a lung specialist explains when monitoring, biopsy or surgery is needed and why an operation can prove unnecessary
Eitan Gefen | 10.11.26
פרופ' עופר יזהר
‘It blew my mind’: Israeli scientist recalls work behind 2026 Nobel-winning brain breakthrough
At Stanford, Ofer Yizhar helped turn light into a switch for brain cells, amid late-night messages and risky experiments; with his mentor Karl Deisseroth now a Nobel laureate, he explains the technology's promise for medicine and thought itself
Eitan Gefen | 10.10.26
תחושת בטן אינטואציה
Gut feelings: When to trust your instincts and when to think twice
Gut feelings can help us spot danger, but they may also reflect past fears, trauma and learned patterns; Dr. Liat Yakir explains what happens in the body when something feels wrong, when to trust our instincts and when to rely on reason
Eitan Gefen | 10.09.26
ילדה משתמשת בסמארטפון
Smartphones at 12 linked to higher risk of eating disorder symptoms, study finds
US study of nearly 9,000 children found that 24.2% who owned smartphones at 12 reported disordered eating symptoms by 14, versus 15.5% of those without phones; experts warn of harmful algorithms, body image pressures and limited parental oversight
Eitan Gefen | 10.08.26
"מצדיעים לקפטן". פסל חול בעיר פורי במזרח הודו לכבודו של הטייס מאצ'האר
‘He brought honor to 1.4 billion’: India rallies around flydubai hero pilot
Smit Machchhar, wounded while fighting the Omani terrorist pilot, is being hailed across India as a national hero, praised by Modi and state leaders as his actions inspire pride across the country and fresh warmth toward Israel and beyond
Eitan Gefen | 10.06.26
חדר כושר
What not to do at the gym: 14 rules every gymgoer should follow
From hogging equipment and leaving weights behind to unsolicited advice, poor hygiene and filming others without consent, these are the unwritten rules of gym etiquette that can make the difference between a good workout and an unpleasant one
Eitan Gefen | 10.06.26
ריימונד וטוסקי ואמו בטי שתרמה לו כליה
His 100-year-old kidney was a gift from his mother, and it's still working
Nearly 50 years after receiving a kidney from his mother when he was just 16, Raymond Vetuskey is still thriving; The organ is now 100 years old, a rare milestone doctors attribute to a close match, good health and a little luck; 'I know I’m lucky and I thank my mother'
Eitan Gefen | 10.05.26
ד' מלמדת חניכות בקורס חובשות כלליות במהלך תרגול טיפול בפצוע
Her parents were killed on Oct. 7. Three years later, Nir Oz resident trains IDF medics to save lives
After surviving the October 7 attack on Nir Oz and losing both parents, 21-year-old Dekel Goren has found purpose in the IDF, where she now trains combat medics; She now shares her story of loss, resilience and the meaning of home
Eitan Gefen | 10.05.26
דריה שיפילובה, לבורנטית במעבדה למלחמה בדבר בסיביר שברה מבחנה ובה חיידק ומתה
Mystery in Siberia: anti-plague lab worker dies after test tube breaks, nearly 200 isolated
Officials have not confirmed plague as the cause of Daria Shipilova’s death; she developed severe pneumonia days after the alleged exposure, while Russia’s health chief flew in and authorities opened a criminal investigation into safety failures
Eitan Gefen | 10.04.26
פרופ' סיריל כהן
Israeli scientists redesign T cells, shrinking tumors in promising cancer study
T cells can precisely target cancer, but engineered receptors may interfere with natural ones and lose effectiveness; Bar-Ilan and Weizmann researchers designed a more stable version, with promising results in mice
Eitan Gefen | 09.30.26
קפה Lucky באחמדאבאד
Tea with the dead: inside Indian cafe where diners sip chai beside 26 graves
What began as a 1950s tea stall beside an old Muslim cemetery grew into a beloved Ahmedabad institution, where staff clean and decorate the tombs each morning and locals come for buttered maska buns, sweet tea and conversation under a neem tree
Eitan Gefen | 09.30.26
רדיו טאיסו
Japan’s 3-minute morning workout has lasted nearly a century. Does it really improve health?
Radio Taiso combines 13 simple movements with music and no equipment; studies suggest benefits for balance, agility and aerobic fitness, but experts caution against calling it a proven secret to Japanese longevity
Eitan Gefen | 09.29.26
בדיקת CT חזה
AI spots esophageal cancer on CT scans months before diagnosis
An AI system detected 90% of esophageal cancer cases on chest CT scans, sometimes months before diagnosis, raising the prospect that one scan could uncover multiple diseases without extra testing or radiation
Eitan Gefen | 09.28.26
זיעה
Men are skipping showers to boost attraction. Does ‘pheromone maxxing’ actually work?
The viral trend claims natural body odor can make men more attractive, but scientists say there is still no proven human sex pheromone
Eitan Gefen | 09.16.26
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