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רופאים בישראל
Experts warn of future health crisis as Israeli doctors choose to stay abroad
Dozens of Israeli students graduate annually abroad, but many choose to build medical careers in Europe or the US rather than return home; experts call for bold reforms to prevent medical brain drain
Sharon Kidon | 07.27.25
ד"ר שי יצחקי, מומחה ברפואת ילדים, שניידר
Israeli doctor uses AI to uncover deadly mistake in ‘Pediatricians' Bible’ textbook
Pediatric specialist uses AI to uncover a life-threatening error in a leading medical textbook after treating a toddler for a colchicine overdose, revealing a dangerously incorrect dosage recommendation and highlighting AI’s potential
Eitan Gefen | 07.25.25
בדיקת MRI
Fatal MRI accident in New York raises alarm over scan safety in Israel
Israeli MRI expert explains rare case of 61-year-old man fatally pulled into scanner by metal chain, citing breached safety protocols
Alexandra Lukash | 07.22.25
אוניכוליזיס
'I couldn’t use my hands': Gel polish linked to painful nail disease
Israeli influencer’s Instagram post sparks awareness about gel nail polish allergies, as dermatologists warn of rising onycholysis cases linked to prolonged use
Mali Zaidman | 07.20.25
From left: Galit Diamant, Maayan Hoffman, Madison Lewis and Dr. Shirra Freeman
How climate change is reshaping coastlines—and communities
Madison Lewis' work is helping to  understand how something like cliff erosion or collapse can ripple through a community’s well-being
Maayan Hoffman, ILTV | 07.09.25
השמנה השמנת יתר מדידה באמצעות קליפר
New obesity definition could label millions more as high-risk, Israeli-led study finds
An Israeli-led study applying Europe's updated obesity criteria finds that over 50 million U.S. adults once deemed overweight now qualify as obese—many with serious health conditions; experts warn the findings are also relevant for Israelis
Tzur Gueta | 07.08.25
מטופלת בתרופה לעיכוב אלצהיימר בבית החולים איכילוב
Israel offers groundbreaking Alzheimer’s treatment—but only to the wealthy
Country pioneers Alzheimer’s treatments that slow disease progression, but soaring costs and exclusion from the health basket limit access, prompting calls to prioritize them like cancer therapies
Or Hadar | 07.07.25
לאשה
The body's hidden clock: What's the ideal time for a bathroom break?
Naturopath Almog Gold explains the ancient Chinese medicine concept of the body clock, offering a holistic guide to aligning daily routines with natural energy shifts for optimal health
Anat Lev Adler | 07.05.25
אכילת שוקולד
From habits to obsession: Understanding 'small' addictions
Israeli addiction expert explains how stress and war reignite hidden dependencies, and the fine line between harmless habits and harmful compulsions
Inbar Danon Laov | 07.04.25
אסדת לווייתן
Chevron backtracks decision to halt monitoring emissions from gas rig
Energy giant resumes beachside air quality monitoring near Leviathan gas rig after environmental outcry and ministry intervention, reversing earlier claims of non-mandatory oversight
Ilana Curiel | 07.03.25
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Health Ministry identifies Israel's most poluted, contaminated beaches
Haifa and Herzliya beaches are found to be among the most affected areas in 2024, according to a report that reveals dangerous bacterial contamination at Israeli beaches
Or Hadar, Ilana Curiel | 07.03.25
הגוף מכונה מופלאה. בלי איזה איברים נוכל להסתדר?
These are the organs you really can live without
Israeli medical expert maps the human body’s non-essential organs, revealing which can be removed without compromising daily life—and what’s lost in the process
Ifat Manhardt | 07.03.25
עין אנושית
US scientist behind breakthrough thyroid drug warns of funding cuts under Trump
Dr. Terry Smith, who helped develop the first treatment for thyroid eye disease, says funding reductions threaten future medical breakthroughs and public health progress
Sharon Kidon | 06.30.25
Naegleria fowleri in its various life stages
Meet the brain-eating amoeba
Naegleria fowleri is a single-celled organism commonly found in warm freshwater; In rare cases, it can enter the human brain and lead to a rapidly lethal outcome—as recently occurred in Texas, how can we reduce the risk?
Noam Leviatan/Davidson Institute of Science | 06.28.25
Stroke risk: Sleep deprivation during wartime may harm brain
Neurologist explains chronic sleep loss during the Israel-Iran conflict raises stroke risk as prolonged stress and disrupted rest trigger dangerous physiological effects
Tzur Gueta | 06.25.25
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