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Mental toll of covering October 7: are Israel’s reporters unseen trauma victims?
Bar-Ilan study found that reporters who covered the terror attacks and their aftermath exhibited significantly higher rates of post-traumatic stress symptoms than mental health professionals (53% vs. 20%) who treated victims
Maayan Hoffman/The Media Line
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11.06.25
Why we sleep: The science, habits and hidden dangers behind the hours we spend in bed
From how much we really need to what ruins it, from weight gain to ADHD misdiagnoses, experts reveal the secrets of sleep; inside: dream cycles, insomnia solutions, breathing disorders and the behavioral fixes proven to work
Prof. Yaron Dagan, Dr. Amit Green
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11.03.25
British Embassy in Israel launches second cohort for healthtech startups
Following first cohort’s success, UK-Israel Tech Hub opens new academy for Israeli startups to explore NHS collaboration; three firms from 2025 delegation already forming UK partnerships as mental health costs soar to £300 billion annually
ynet Global
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10.28.25
The hidden epidemic of the 21st century: how loneliness is killing millions
New research and Israeli experts say loneliness now poses a greater risk to health than smoking 15 cigarettes a day — fueling anxiety, illness and early death
Eitan Gefen
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10.17.25
New study debunks alcohol health myth: One drink may still harm the brain
A study of over 500,000 people found no safe level of alcohol consumption; even moderate drinking raises the risk of dementia; the World Health Organization warns that health risks begin with the very first sip
ynet
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10.17.25
Your fasting plan could be hurting you
Major US study finds that both short and long eating windows may raise the risk of early death, pointing to 11–12 hours as ideal; experts urge personalizing fasting habits to fit health needs, lifestyle and the body’s natural circadian rhythm
Eitan Gefen
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09.30.25
EU medical agency dismisses Trump’s claim linking Tylenol in pregnancy to autism
Despite decades of science finding no causal link, Trump claims Tylenol use in pregnancy causes autism—prompting global health agencies to reaffirm paracetamol’s safety
News Agencies
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09.23.25
The Israeli implant that may cure paralysis forever
Led by Prof. Tal Dvir, the team is preparing for the world’s first human spinal cord implant procedure designed to restore mobility in people living with paralysis
Maayan Hoffman, ILTV
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09.11.25
Israeli hospital ranks ninth among the world’s smartest hospitals
Sheba Medical Center rises to 9th in Newsweek’s global ranking of the world’s smartest hospitals—showcasing Israel’s health-tech leadership as innovation, AI-driven trials and digital transformation
Or Hadar
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09.11.25
Dr. Michal Mekel appointed first female director of Rambam Health Care Campus
Mekel makes history as the first woman to lead Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa—stepping into the role with deep roots in the hospital, a vision for innovation and resilience, and a commitment to patient care
Or Hadar
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09.09.25
People born after 1939 less likely to reach 100, study suggests
A new international study finds rising life expectancy in rich countries has slowed sharply since 1939, warning governments to prepare health and pension systems for modest gains and focus on quality of life
Ynetnews
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09.08.25
Want better sleep? Try yoga
Meta-analysis of 30 trials with 2,500 participants across 12 countries finds yoga outperformed walking, strength training and even Tai Chi for easing sleep disturbances; researchers say short, vigorous sessions with conscious breathing work best
Ynet
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08.28.25
Tel Aviv hospital under fire after patient operated on wrong eye
Assuta Ramat HaHayal Hospital under scrutiny after patient underwent surgery on wrong eye, exposing critical lapses in protocol; now under Health Ministry review, error adds to past IVF and lab mishaps that have raised concerns over hospital’s standards
Or Hadar
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08.26.25
Soroka Medical Center earns ATS recognition for asthma research
Soroka Medical Center’s groundbreaking study, led by Dr. Guy Hazan, reveals that full-term newborns with transient breathing difficulties face a higher risk of developing childhood asthma; the research, featured on the ATS journal cover, highlights early respiratory health insights
Tzur Gueta
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08.25.25
'Bioconvergence is taking over food, environment, and industry'
From the food we eat to the environment we live in, the collaboration of biologists and engineers is driving transformative change, according to Shai Melcer
Maayan Hoffman, ILTV
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08.24.25
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