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Revolutionary drug slashes major heart disease risk by over 90%

Eli Lilly’s Lepodisiran shows unprecedented reduction in hereditary heart disease risk, sparking Phase 3 trials to validate long-term clinical benefits and redefine treatment for high Lp(a) patients; patients in Israel are participating in Phase 3 trial

Tzur Gueta | 04.04.25

ריבלסוס "אוזמפיק בכדור" מתוצרת נובו נורדיסק

Ozempic pills match injectables in reducing heart attacks and strokes for diabetics, study finds

Rybelsus slashes cardiovascular risks by 14% in type 2 diabetes patients, challenging injectable dominance and fueling Novo Nordisk’s bid to expand its market amid rising competition

Oren Rice | 03.31.25

Israel could face measles outbreak as vaccination numbers drop

Health officials warn that some areas, including Jerusalem, could be susceptible to the virus after declining MMRV vaccination rates and rising global spread of the disease

Or Hadar | 03.30.25

Fatty liver disease in children: A growing health crisis in Israel

Once an adult health crisis, fatty liver disease is now striking children as young as five driven by modern diets and sedentary habits, demanding urgent lifestyle shifts to prevent irreversible damage

Eitan Gefen | 03.27.25

Dogs are literally life savers, study suggests

From reducing anxiety and loneliness to aiding rehabilitation and improving mental health, researchers find dogs play a profound role in human well-being

Yael Arkin | 03.26.25

Implications to health as Israel to begin daylight saving time

Experts highlight the impact on sleep cycles, mood, and overall health; From disrupted biological clocks to fatigue and concentration challenges, discover strategies to adapt and make the most of longer daylight hours

Tzur Gueta | 03.25.25

This is why returning astronaut Sunita Williams' hair turned white

Astronaut Sunita Williams returns from 288-day ISS mission with stark physical changes — including white hair and bone loss — as NASA tackles long-term space health risks and rehabilitation challenges

Tzur Gueta | 03.24.25

Diabetes breakthrough: Chinese trial paves way for insulin-free future

In a groundbreaking treatment, insulin-producing cells sourced from a young woman's own body were successfully implanted, effectively eliminating the need for daily injections

Daniel Khaykelson/Davidson Institute of Science | 03.23.25

האפיפיור אפיפיור פרנסיסקוס מנופף לתמוכיו עם שחרורו מ בית החולים ג'מלי ב רומא איטליה

'I'm still alive': Pope Francis returns to Vatican after illness

High Pontiff returns home after 38-day pneumonia fight, faces fragile recovery after doctors urge a prolonged healing for 88-year-old Catholic leader

News Agencies | 03.23.25

'Can't breathe without it': The hidden danger of nasal spray addiction

Nasal sprays provide immediate relief, but prolonged use can lead to severe dependence, chronic congestion and even surgery; 'Patients reach a point where they can't fall asleep without the spray, It's not a physical addiction, but a habit that's hard to break'

Tzur Gueta | 03.17.25

Let them eat coal: What are food colorings really made of?

FDA’s ban on Red 3 coloring highlights growing concerns about the safety of artificial food dyes, while experts urge consumers to check labels and opt for natural alternatives

Eitan Gefen | 03.12.25

Measles threat: This is what happens when people don't get vaccinated

US measles outbreak highlights the dangers of declining vaccination rates; highly contagious and potentially deadly, measles can be prevented with a safe and effective vaccine — yet misinformation continues to put lives at risk

Noam Leviatan | 03.11.25

From one to twins to triplets: Israeli couple welcomes 6th child in rare delivery

Efrat Cohen’s shock at learning she was carrying triplets gives way to joy as the couple becomes parents of six, crediting hospital expertise and teamwork for the safe delivery

Or Hadar | 03.11.25

השחקן ג'ין הקמן ואישתו בטסי אראקאווה בטקס פרסי גלובוס הזהב, 2003

What is hantavirus, the infection that killed Betsy Arakawa, Gene Hackman’s wife?

Dr. Roy Zucker, an infectious disease specialist, says hantavirus is a rare infection, uncommon in Israel but more prevalent in South America and certain areas of the US; localized outbreaks occur every few years, prompting the CDC to monitor cases closely

Tzur Gueta | 03.09.25

A rare glimpse: Life in Israel’s maximum-security psychiatric ward

Amid a pastoral landscape, the towering walls of Sha’ar Menashe’s Maximum Security Psychiatric Division house 128 violent offenders, where even everyday items become weapons; 'I behave now,' says one who once killed his mother; despite the risks, staff remain devoted; 'I love my workplace'

Ariela Ayalon | 03.08.25

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