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פסיפס מהמאה ה-6, שהתגלה בכנסייה בכיסופים. הפסיפס מציג סוחר הנושא אשכול ענבים ומוליך גמל שעל גבו קנקני יין

New study finds secrets behind Byzantine wine economy in Israeli desert

Farmers in the Byzantine-period Negev developed a flourishing wine industry using advanced rainwater harvesting techniques, with new study showing high vulnerability to droughts

Ynet | 07.17.25

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

Haredim in the US are more educated and work harder, new study finds

Haredi men in the US do indeed work more than their counterparts in Israel, and academic education is also more common among men and women; However, they still earn much less than their American counterparts and, furthermore, there is a clear Israeli influence on what is happening in communities in the US

Shlomo Teitelbaum | 06.03.25

Exercise cuts cancer death risk by a third, landmark study finds

Structured 3-year exercise program slashes colon cancer mortality by 37% and recurrence by 28% in stage III patients, including Israeli participants; first randomized trial to prove physical activity alone boosts survival

Or Hadar | 06.03.25

טביעת אצבע של הגבר הצעיר, מלפני 43 אלף שנה

Ancient fingerprint in Spain may offer new insights into Neanderthal psyche

Neanderthal fingerprint discovered on 43,000-year-old Spanish stone Perico sparks debate over possible use of symbolism; analysis reveals deliberate ochre use and cognitive complexity

Ynet | 06.01.25

People using ChatGPT more may be less conscientious, study finds

Students who rely heavily on ChatGPT may be less conscientious and more likely to doubt their academic abilities, a new study finds, raising concerns about AI’s long-term impact on motivation, critical thinking and problem-solving skills

Tal Shahaf | 05.30.25

Drug-resistant bacteria found off Israeli coasts, researchers warn

Tel Aviv University experts discover resistant Vibrio bacteria in Mediterranean and Red Sea samples, warning of rising infection risks and aquaculture threats

Ynet | 05.25.25

Drugs reduced anxiety and PTSD in Nova festival survivors, study finds

Study finds survivors of the Nova music festival massacre who consumed classic psychedelics in the hours before the massacre reported significantly lower anxiety and PTSD symptoms, offering real-world insights into potential therapeutic applications

Or Hadar | 05.22.25

פעילות כוחות צה"ל, כחלק ממבצע "מרכבות גדעון" ברצועת עזה

Combat service in IDF increases risk of ALS, Israeli study finds

New study reveals combat veterans, particularly IDF paratroopers, face a 2.5 times higher risk of degenerative illness, suggesting links to intense physical demands or environmental factors

Tzur Gueta | 05.22.25

New study shows men fall in love faster, more often

A surprising study from the Australian National University reveals that men, on average, fall in love in just over four weeks, while women take nearly two months; Despite this, women experience love more intensely and with greater emotional depth

Adi Shaham | 05.17.25

Half of Haredim want to integrate into Israeli society, study finds

Landmark study reveals that 50% of ultra-Orthodox Israelis aspire to integrate into mainstream society, double previous government estimates, while 25% of Haredi men would enlist in the IDF given cultural accommodations

Shilo Freid | 05.07.25

Weight loss drug shows promise in treating severe fatty liver disease, study finds

A landmark clinical trial reveals that the weight-loss drug Wegovy significantly improves liver health in patients with fatty liver disease, offering a potential breakthrough for millions worldwide

Oren Reiss | 05.03.25

Study finds maternal stress during pregnancy programs newborns' stress responses

A groundbreaking study from Hebrew University shows maternal stress during pregnancy can reprogram key molecular pathways in newborns, with significant differences between male and female infants

Tzur Gueta | 05.02.25

מימין: ד"ר דיאנה דרגו-גרסיה. משמאל: פרופ' יוסף ירדן

Israeli experts shed light on how breast cancer cells go dormant, return more aggressive

New study held at Weizmann Institute of Science uncovers the role of OVOL proteins and free radicals in breast cancer dormancy, offering insights into preventing relapse and tackling aggressive recurrence

Tzur Gueta | 05.01.25

Self-defense attacks: Experts warn to stay out of sharks' space after deadly incident off Israeli coast

Study finds many shark bites are acts of self-defense, urging caution and respect for marine predators after fatal attack off Israeli coast

Yogev Israeli | 04.28.25

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