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High on life: New study shows addiction to physical fitness is real

Recent Israeli study found that many Israeli men suffer from addiction to physical fitness; the causes are childhood anxiety and avoidance caused by parental unavailability; 'physical fitness holds potential for addiction like anything else'

Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 09.19.23

Falling head over heels: Exploring brain injuries

The human brain is a fascinating organ, and a damaged brain can be equally intriguing; what can we learn from head injuries?

Tal Fisher/Davidson Institute of Science | 09.17.23

Transform your life with the simple act of gratitude

Expert says practicing gratitude strengthens physical and emotional well-being, the immune system and brain function

Shirley Yuval Yair | 09.15.23

Honey is good for you, just not too much

Apple dipped in honey is one of Rosh Hashanah's symbols and beyond its great taste, honey has healthy properties such as soothing sore throat and helping to heal wounds, but it's not all milk and honey

Michal Simhi | 09.12.23

Fibromyalgia: What are the causes and symptoms

The syndrome causes chronic pain throughout the body accompanied by fatigue and insomnia and is very hard to diagnose, here's what to look out for

Dana Ron, Prof. Itamar Raz | 09.11.23

Coronavirus is back: What to do if COVID test is positive

Updated vaccine expected to arrive by October, is seen as effective on new strain of the virus; as quarantine no longer obligated under guidelines, public urged to stay at home if infected to protect the vulnerable at at risk

Dr. Itay Gal | 09.07.23

Alzheimer's is not just a geriatric disease: Here are the warning signs

In recent years, there has been a growing awareness of the disease affecting younger age groups; The subtle cues and early symptoms, and why early detection can make all the difference

Prof. Itamar Raz, Dana Ron | 09.06.23

What happens in Eilat, stays in Eilat: Female bat and cub discovered in hotel room

Two hotel employees identified a female bat and her cub in a hotel room in Eilat; they called an Israel Nature and Parks Authority inspector who administered first aid to the bats and then transferred the animals to the Israel Bat Sanctuary

Ilana Curiel | 09.05.23

Hospitals resume PCR testing of staff, patients as Covid-19 on the rise

The Ministry of Health is stepping up on monitoring COVID-19; instructing all chiefs of medicine in Israeli hospitals to institute PCR test for all hospitalized patients

Adir Yanko | 09.04.23

How stress helps and when does it become a problem?

No matter how much we bang our heads against the wall, there is no solution and situations will only weigh heavy on our consciousness to the point that we are unable to function

Ofir Hauzman | 09.02.23

Ear effusion in children: What should parents be mindful of?

Primarily, this impacts infants and young children who rely on good hearing for picking up language from their surroundings; While it usually resolves on its own, there are instances where the fluids do not get absorbed, leading to a hearing deficiency that can interfere with language development

Carmit Frisch | 09.02.23

A matter of time: how to know you've reached menopause

While all women reach the age where the symptoms of menopause begin to show, it's important to be aware of the variety of possible treatments and their effect

Dr. Merav Freiberg | 09.01.23

'Wear masks': COVID rears head in Israel as cases rise

Health expert says it is important to use masks on planes adding people at risk, those who feel unwell and visitors to hospitals must wear masks out of responsibility not only for their own health but for the health of others

Alexandra Lukash | 08.30.23

New parasite could help prevent malaria in mosquitos, study finds

Experts say mosquito colony in lab infected with unique bacterium caused the disease's parasites to stop developing, showing promise of controlling malaria within years

Ynet | 08.29.23

Eureka: Scientists decode mysterious male Y chromosome

After eluding the grasp of science for decades, researchers finally manage to decode entire male Y chromosome, leading to potential breakthroughs in DNA testing and treatment

Dr. Itay Gal | 08.27.23

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