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Alzheimer drug gets unanimous approval from FDA panel
Lilly's donanemab, Alzheimer's drug benefits outweigh risks in the early stages of the disease although it causes brain swelling and bleeding; the panel finds, clearing the way for a final FDA decision
Reuters
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06.11.24
Amid speculation, Netanyahu dismisses cancer rumors
Prime Minister's Office issues statement saying Netanyahu is not ill, certainly not with pancreatic cancer, claiming rumors were lies spread by some activists and journalists
Gilad Morag
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06.05.24
Harnessing sound waves to alleviate pain: Targeting the brain
A new study proposes the use of focused ultrasound waves targeted at the brain as a novel method to alleviate pain
Oryan Zacks
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06.01.24
Israeli smokers take 'toll' on health system, die 10 years before others
Ahead of World No-Tabaco Day, Dr. Emilia Hardak says number of smokers in the Israeli public is increasing despite well-known adverse effects on the body and even potential early death
Alexandra Lukash
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05.31.24
Study: new genetic test uncovers hidden risks in presumed healthy fetuses
Every pregnancy carries concerns about fetal health; exome sequencing could greatly increase diagnosis of genetic conditions; however, test expensive and not covered by universal healthcare
Sarit Rosenblum
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05.27.24
The troubles we inherit from our parents
What are hereditary diseases and syndromes? Exploring the unpleasant side of the genetics we inherit from our parents
Abigail London / The Davidson Institute of Science
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05.25.24
A rare cancer caused the quick death of a 'Game of Thrones' actor
Ian Gelder known for appearing in 'Game of Thrones' died this month from gallbladder cancer; his partner shared that the tumor was discovered in December and was aggressive and violent; What is known about this aggressive cancer, how can it be diagnosed and are there any treatments that can help?
Prof. Ravit Geva
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05.24.24
Implant gives spots photographer new lease on life
Udi Tzitiat's hearing loss deteriorates to deafness and tinnitus but after missing a goal in a crucial match, he undergoes surgery ridding him of disability, tinnitus and depression
Gilad Jalon
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05.22.24
The rehabilitation doctor who made aliyah to treat wounded in Israel
Dr. Robyn Bornstein says deciding to move to Israel from the US ha shad a deep impact on him, and that being able to help injured soldiers in his line of work has taught him a great deal
Eitan Gefen
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05.20.24
Israeli experts discover how cancer cells survive, and how to starve them
Study including researchers from Ben-Gurion University discover how tumors are able to survive without available glucose; experts hope discovery will lead to future treatment
Eitan Gefen
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05.19.24
Insulin in capsule may replace injections for diabetics
International team of researchers develops method using nanotechnology, for diabetics to take insulin orally in the future; the experiments on animals prove successful; human trials to begin next year
Yogev Israeli
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05.13.24
Broken heart syndrome: When sadness is overwhelming, it's like a heart attack
Heartbreak, profound sadness and persistent anger can lead to Broken Heart Syndrome, which mimics a heart attack but doesn't damage blood vessels; "The heart changes shape, resembling a balloon," expert explains
Gilad Jalon
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05.13.24
Can your body produce alcohol? Introducing the auto-brewery syndrome
Rare syndrome, affecting only dozens worldwide, causes carbohydrates to ferment in intestines, increasing ethanol in blood and producing alcohol similar to that found in alcoholic beverages; 'Those afflicted may experience symptoms of intoxication,' experts say
Ron Crissy
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05.09.24
Tired all day? These lifestyle changes might help you restore your energy back
If you're finding it particularly difficult to wake up and you're dragging a sense of heaviness and fatigue throughout the day, maybe it's related to what you're eating; experts explain the link and suggest what foods you should remove from your diet
Dr. Inbal Kadman, Noa Avraham
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05.03.24
Strength or aerobics training: which is better for weight loss?
Weight loss can be a challenging goal to achieve and should always involve exercise, but what are the actual benefits? Tel Aviv University’s Professor Yftach Gepner explains
Eitan Gefen
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05.02.24
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