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Eitan Gefen
Diagnosed with cancer, underwent hysterectomy, then learned the biopsy was not hers
Cassandra Barksdale says a tissue sample mix-up led doctors to diagnose aggressive uterine cancer and remove her uterus, cervix, fallopian tubes and ovaries; months later, DNA testing showed the cancerous tissue belonged to another patient
Eitan Gefen
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08.10.26
No more injections: surgery targets the nerve behind chronic migraines
For chronic migraine patients who have exhausted drug treatments, Sheba is offering Israel’s first minimally invasive microsurgery to identify and decompress the sensory nerve triggering pain; Dr. Ayman Khoury explains who may benefit
Eitan Gefen
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07.27.26
The hidden cost of weight-loss drugs: Muscle and bone loss
GLP-1 drugs can produce major weight loss, but experts warn that reduced appetite may also lead to muscle and bone loss, weakening strength, function and metabolism unless treatment includes adequate nutrition and regular resistance training
Eitan Gefen
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07.19.26
‘It makes no sense for a 30-year-old to suffer like this’: The hidden cost of breast cancer recovery
Anti-estrogen therapy can protect women from cancer recurrence but may trigger intense hot flashes, fatigue, sleep problems and sexual dysfunction, sometimes from their early 30s; New nonhormonal treatments may finally offer relief
Eitan Gefen
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07.18.26
Keto’s dark side: The health risks behind rapid weight loss
The low-carb, high-fat diet may suppress appetite and improve blood sugar and triglyceride levels, but experts warn it can sharply raise LDL cholesterol, reduce fiber intake and increase the risk of kidney stones, gout and dangerous blood sugar drops
Eitan Gefen
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07.18.26
Influencer dies after botched cosmetic treatment at unlicensed clinic
Colombian influencer Adriana Manotas Rodriguez died after being evacuated from an unlicensed Bogotá aesthetics center; authorities found the facility had continued operating despite previous restrictions and are investigating the procedure and responsibility for her death
Eitan Gefen
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07.16.26
Hailey Bieber's latest fitness trend: Smart workout or dangerous gimmick?
Trendsetter's gym selfie has brought BFR strap training, which comes from Japan and is based on a well-known rehabilitation method, back to the fore; But is it even suitable for everyone and do its benefits outweigh the drawbacks? This is not clear
Eitan Gefen
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07.16.26
New Israeli ultrasound procedure offers hope for enlarged prostate
Rambam Health Care Campus is testing an Israeli-developed system that uses focused ultrasound to destroy obstructive prostate tissue from outside the body, avoiding urethral instruments, hospitalization and some complications of existing procedures
Eitan Gefen
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07.15.26
Longevity may begin before birth, new research suggests
A new international research initiative argues that aging medicine should look far earlier than midlife, examining how pregnancy, infant sleep, early nutrition and childhood growth may affect health decades later
Eitan Gefen
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07.14.26
Cannabis in a can: how THC drinks became America’s newest beverage craze
As Americans drink less alcohol, THC-infused beverages are moving from niche cannabis shops to supermarkets, restaurants and social gatherings, creating a booming new market and a growing challenge for health officials and lawmakers
Eitan Gefen
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07.09.26
‘My stomach is eating itself’: millionaire chasing immortality reveals chronic illness
Bryan Johnson says autoimmune gastritis went undetected for years despite his extreme anti-aging routine, as doctors explain how the silent stomach disease can cause iron and B12 deficiencies
Eitan Gefen
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07.06.26
‘By 2032, we will defeat aging’: Ray Kurzweil’s bold new prediction
The famed futurist says AI, computational medicine and molecular biology could bring humanity to ‘longevity escape velocity,’ where science adds at least a year of healthy life for every year lived. Scientists are intrigued, but far from convinced
Eitan Gefen
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07.04.26
Five everyday habits quietly hurting your metabolism
Sitting too long, sleeping too little, skipping strength training, eating too little protein and fiber and relying on ultra-processed foods can affect muscle mass, hunger signals, blood sugar and fat storage, endocrinologists say
Eitan Gefen
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07.04.26
How to get six-pack abs: what really works and what doesn't
Visible abs depend far more on low body fat than endless crunches, experts say; Proper nutrition, strength training, smart ab workouts and genetics all play a role, while spot fat reduction remains a myth
Eitan Gefen
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07.02.26
Men, these small habits may be hurting your fertility
Experts explain how male fertility is influenced by diet, heat exposure, sleep, weight and substance use, and why sperm quality plays a central role in a couple’s chances of conceiving
Eitan Gefen
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06.29.26
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