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Eitan Gefen
Israeli scientists identify ‘brake and gas’ protein that may hold secret to aging
Life expectancy is rising rapidly, but healthy life expectancy lags behind; a Bar-Ilan University study in lab animals points to the protein Sirt6 as a key regulator that may explain healthier aging and open new treatment paths
Eitan Gefen
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01.05.26
F***, it works: study finds swearing can boost physical performance during exercise
Keele University researchers found swearing lowers mental inhibitions and boosts confidence, allowing participants to sustain demanding physical tasks longer than when repeating neutral words, without increasing heart rate or physiological arousal
Eitan Gefen, Tzur Gueta
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01.05.26
From sirens to celebration: Tel Aviv crowds mark New Year’s Eve with hope for 2026
Israel welcomed 2026 after two years of war, sirens and anxiety; Crowds filled bars throughout Israel, expressing relief, and hope for unity and peace; 'It’s really fun to go out after two years like the ones we’ve had and see happy people here'
Roi Rubinstein, Eitan Gefen
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01.01.26
Your brain can age more slowly, researchers discover, but it's all up to you
Study finds that optimism, quality sleep and strong social ties are linked to healthier, younger-looking brains, up to eight years below chronological age, even among adults with chronic pain, highlighting lifestyle over age as key to brain health
Eitan Gefen
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12.30.25
Study finds vasectomy under local anesthesia safe and painless, gaining popularity among Israeli men
Although vasectomy is widely used globally, it’s still mostly done under general anesthesia in Israel; a new study at Assuta Haifa found local anesthesia causes minimal pain and high satisfaction, offering a safer, cheaper and more accessible option
Eitan Gefen
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12.27.25
Doctors answer: how to treat influenza and the medication that is useless
Family doctors break down the symptoms, risks and prevention of influenza, offering practical guidance on when to seek care and how to avoid dangerous complications
Eitan Gefen
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12.25.25
Biohacker says humans could beat aging — and aims for immortality by 2039
Brian Johnson, 48, claims to have reversed his biological age using science-backed protocols and AI tools; he’s cloning his organs, testing anti-aging therapies, and inviting others to join his quest for 'biological immortality'
Eitan Gefen
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12.21.25
Calisthenics 101: A beginner’s guide to mastering the handstand
You don’t have to be a ninja warrior to master an impressive handstand; with a few simple rules and consistent practice, you can build strength, develop greater muscle control and learn to defy gravity
Eitan Gefen
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12.13.25
Doctor fired after telling overweight patient: ‘only Auschwitz would help here’
Staff at a Lower Austria hospital reported the surgeon after his remark about an overweight patient, prompting a walkout by nurses and a swift suspension and firing
Eitan Gefen
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12.11.25
It's not 10,000: How many steps a day should you really walk?
How many times have you heard that 10,000 steps is a guarantee of a long and happy life; Well, a comprehensive study published earlier this year dares to challenge it. So how many steps do you really need? The answer is good news for the lazy among us
Eitan Gefen
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12.07.25
Experts sound alarm after viral 10,000-calorie challenge kills fitness influencer
After the sudden death of Russian fitness trainer Dmitry Nuyanzin, who consumed 10,000 calories a day in an online challenge, experts warn that extreme metabolic strain can cause organ failure and fatal arrhythmias, even in healthy young adults
Eitan Gefen
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12.04.25
Infrared saunas go mainstream at home, and Israelis are all for it
Infrared saunas gain global momentum and now surge in Israel too, driven by wellness claims and their rise as a new lifestyle marker; but is this just a passing trend or a meaningful therapeutic tool?
Eitan Gefen
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12.03.25
Fitness trainer dies in extreme weight gain challenge, consuming 10,000 calories a day
Dmitry Nuyanzin, a 30-year-old from Russia, gained 13 kilograms in a month to promote his fitness program by gaining then losing it all; he died in his sleep this week, reportedly from cardiac arrest after a severe metabolic overload
Eitan Gefen
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12.02.25
How the Land of the Rising Sun cracked the longevity code — why the Japanese live so long
Japan has ranked among the world’s longest-living countries for decades, consistently topping global charts since the 1980s; what drives its remarkable life expectancy? we set out to uncover the factors behind the Japanese longevity advantage
Eitan Gefen
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11.30.25
Why women outlive men — and why Israelis live longer than most
Global life expectancy has surged over the past century, and Israel now ranks fourth worldwide at more than 83 years; what drives longevity, why women almost always outlive men and could turning 100 soon become far less rare?
Eitan Gefen
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11.29.25
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