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ד"ר ארבל ארצי-שנירמן, חוקרת, הדפסת רקמות, רמב"ם
Israeli researcher advances 3D bioprinting toward organ transplants, 'opening door to better solutions'
At Rambam Medical Center, scientists are printing living lung tissue from human cells, aiming to transform transplants, drug testing and personalized medicine; while full organs remain distant, researchers say the breakthrough could one day end waiting lists
Eitan Gefen | 04.12.26
יעקב פיין
'Fitness improves faith': the trainer bringing workouts to the Haredi world
After moving to Israel, Jacob Fein turned a personal transformation into a mission, training religious and ultra-Orthodox men while challenging stigma, building a following online, and promoting fitness as part of a balanced, observant lifestyle
Eitan Gefen | 04.11.26
מעבדות טבע לפיתוח תרופות ביולוגיות
From Netanya labs to global race: Teva develops antibody targeting celiac and autoimmune diseases
Backed by up to $500 million deal, Teva advances experimental antibody for celiac and vitiligo, aiming to stop autoimmune disease at its source; researcher offers rare look inside complex path from lab to patients
Eitan Gefen | 04.07.26
תושבי נתיב העשרה במהלך הפרויקט
Gaza border moshav turns to wellness to heal and rebuild after Oct. 7
In Netiv HaAsara, the Israeli moshav closest to Gaza and hard hit on Oct. 7, residents turn to wellness programs — from breathing workshops to ice baths — to rebuild resilience and support community health
Eitan Gefen | 04.07.26
תהליך הראייה בין העין למוח
How the brain really 'sees': Israeli researchers solve decades-old mystery
A study in Science by Hebrew University and Munich researchers provides first direct proof of how the brain turns basic visual signals into perception, with implications for future neuroscience research
Eitan Gefen | 03.31.26
יעקב טבריזי אחרי ולפני ההרזייה
'People were shocked when they saw me': teen loses 113 kg after obesity struggle
After reaching 202 kg, Yaakov Tabrizi underwent surgery and lost half his body weight at the time, reversing diabetes and regaining independence after years of emotional eating and failed diets
Eitan Gefen | 03.28.26
ניגריה
Life expectancy of 54 years: the country you wouldn’t want to live in
Global life expectancy is about 73 years, with countries such as Japan and Switzerland exceeding 84; Nigeria trails at just 54.5; how does a resource-rich nation rank among the world’s lowest, nearly two decades below the global average?
Eitan Gefen | 03.25.26
לחץ, סטרס, הורים
Feeling stressed or anxious? 'TRE' therapy taps the body’s natural response to restore calm
Years of pandemic strain and repeated wars have left many living under constant pressure, with the body responding through rapid heartbeat, sweating and tremors; now, 'TRE' suggests those reactions may hold the key to calming the nervous system
Eitan Gefen | 03.24.26
ד"ר שרווין נדרי, פלסטיקאי, ארצות הברית, איראן
‘Most Iranians want a small, cute nose’: he left Tehran and became a sought-after surgeon in the US
Facial plastic surgeon Dr. Shervin Naderi left Iran as a teenager and built a career in the United States; in an interview he speaks about war, loss and identity, and about Iran’s little-known obsession with rhinoplasty
Eitan Gefen | 03.14.26
רצים לחפש מקלט בשעת אזעקה בתל אביב בימי שאגת הארי
Phantom sirens: why people hear alerts when none sounded
Even when no alert is issued, many people briefly believe they heard siren; experts say the phenomenon is common during prolonged stress; mental health specialist explains why the brain misfires and when it may signal a deeper problem
Eitan Gefen | 03.04.26
Based on data from nearly 1.2 million infants, the study in JAMA Network Open found vegan and vegetarian diets do not hinder early growth
Israeli study of 1.2 million infants challenges myths about vegan diets from birth
Ben-Gurion University and Health Ministry researchers tracked growth from birth to age 2 and a half, and found vegan and vegetarian infants developed similarly to peers, with one early gap in birth weight that disappeared by age 2; experts stress careful planning and B12 supplementation
Eitan Gefen | 02.21.26
ילדים מסכים סמארטפון
Are we raising a dumber generation? IQ scores fall worldwide
After decades of rising intelligence and academic achievement, new data show stagnation and even decline; are smartphones and artificial intelligence altering how children focus, read and think, and can schools adapt in time?
Eitan Gefen | 02.21.26
ויולט זולו
Unable to afford an abortion, woman self-induces and is sentenced to 7 years in prison
Violet Zulu, a 26-year-old mother of two from Zambia, sentenced to 7 years after ending pregnancy herself when being denied legal abortion;  Supreme Court overturned her conviction following an appeal backed by rights groups
Eitan Gefen | 02.19.26
סוגים שונים של אגוזים
Let’s go nuts: Fattening, healthy, ancient and dessert favorites — a complete guide
Which nut has earned official medical recognition, why drinking water after eating almonds matters, which nut contains the most protein and why you should always smell macadamias before buying Nutritionist Mariana Urbakh explains
Eitan Gefen | 02.14.26
טיפול סרטן כימותרפיה אימונותרפיה אינפוזיה
Morning immunotherapy linked to longer lung cancer survival, study finds
Clinical trial in China suggests lung cancer patients receiving immunotherapy in the morning lived significantly longer than those treated later in the day, raising new questions about the body’s biological clock and cancer care
Eitan Gefen | 02.12.26
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