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OECD report says Israel to face critical shortage of doctors as population ages

The report states on average 55% of physicians are nearing retirement age; criticizes Israel for outrageous lack of planning despite over 10 committees established in past decade; report comes out one day after Health Ministry set up new committee

Adir Yanko | 06.01.23

Know the signs: How to recognize a stroke before it's too late

Around 20,000 Israelis suffer from strokes every year, making it one of the country’s leading causes of death; Without rapid and proper treatment, a stroke can often result in lifelong disability; Here’s how to spot the signs of a stroke, how to treat it, and what increases the risk of stroke

Dr. Itay Gal | 05.31.23

Everything you need to know about egg freezing: How is it done and at what age?

If you are postponing pregnancy or have a medical problem, you should consider fertility preservation. Egg freezing is a solution for many women and is included in the health services basket under certain circumstances

Dr. Einat Shalom Paz | 05.26.23

The algorithm will see you now: Israeli AI in medicine

Imagine a visit to the doctor where both you and your physician stare at a screen that tells you the the exact treatment you need in a matter of seconds based on AI predication, Israel attempts to make it a reality

Prof. Ran Balicer | 05.21.23

Israeli community mobilizes when a little boy falls ill

After nine-year-old Nadav is diagnosed with an aggressive cancer his parents face personal and financial crisis but find other Israelis living in L.A. willing to step up and offer, funds, warm meals and babysitting services, and also push for funding drive

Daniel Edelson, New York | 05.18.23

Hospitals must allow female couples to open sperm bank files - Health Ministry

Following an investigation which shows some hospitals in Israel are discriminating against same-sex female couples wanting to open a file in sperm banks, Health Ministry steps in and says will enforce equal treatment for all

Adir Yanko | 05.18.23

Dangerous bacteria common in food

Foodborne infections are very common worldwide, particularly in places where the necessary conditions for storage, preparation, and serving of food aren’t well maintained, here are the most common ones to look out for

Dr. Itay Gal | 05.17.23

What color reduces pain, anxiety and which improves sleep quality?

What colors in nature increase attraction, why do most of us like blue (and what is the least popular color), and how does intelligent use of color contribute to our health and quality of life? The surprising science behind the colors

Idan Lushi | 05.12.23

Thought COVID-19 is a thing of the past? It isn't

As 28-year-old Peleg finds out, it is still entirely possible to contract the virus, and although it's true that on average, those who've received the shots are far less likely to develop severe symptoms, it is by no means a guarantee

Attila Somfalvi, Nir Cohen, Dr. Itay Gal | 05.08.23

House chores: What to clean and how often

How often should we clean the fridge, change bedsheets and even disinfect our phone? A comprehensive guide to all rooms and home appliances and how to keep them germ-free

Smadar Cohen Terkel | 05.06.23

Philips slams hospital: Aftermarket part blamed for death of Israeli patient

Philips report reveals third-party parts installed in catheter device instead of replacing the entire machine; health fund owning the hospital says probe into incident still ongoing

Adir Yanko | 05.04.23

Israel in race for next big weight loss medication

Ozempic, the famous injection for treating obesity that has been so difficult to obtain, will soon become old news, as the pharmaceutical industry is working tirelessly on the next generation of drugs, so what's on the menu?

The Atlantic, Yasmin Tiag | 05.03.23

Everyone should get these periodic medical tests: The complete guide

People often get confused about what medical test they should undergo at what age to best maintain their health. We've organized a comprehensive guide that will let you know what's recommended and what isn't needed

Dr. Itai Gal | 04.28.23

Magnesium: how to prevent deficiency, who is at risk, and what to eat

Essential for healthy muscles, nerves, bones and blood sugar levels, magnesium is a common nutrient in many foods, some good sources include leafy green vegetables — such as spinach — legumes, nuts, seeds and whole grains

Amir Winograd | 04.23.23

Unlocking the power of the vagus nerve: insights and benefits

The vagus nerve plays a crucial role in our physical and mental health, regulating many bodily functions and influencing our emotional state; Its stimulation has been shown to have numerous benefits, including improved digestion, reduced anxiety and depression, and even increased lifespan

Nitzan Pinko | 04.22.23

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