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Science fiction turned reality? Stem cell therapy set to repair child's heart
New study shows promising results in treating heart conditions in children and adults by introducing new stem cells to the area; Israeli experts remain skeptical
Tzur Gueta
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01.02.25
AI meets Genomics: Inside OpenDNA’s mission to transform disease prevention
Dr. Eran Feldhay's OpenDNA harnesses AI and genomics to revolutionize disease prevention, offering physicians actionable insights to predict and mitigate genetic risks; With global expansion on the horizon, this Israeli innovation is setting a new standard for personalized medicine
Tzur Gueta
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12.07.24
The 2024 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine: Discovery of microRNAs
The prize will be awarded to two researchers from the United States who previously received the Wolf Prize for their discovery
Dr. Yonat Eshchar, Maayan Karlinski Zur, Noam Leviatan/Davidson Institute of Science
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10.08.24
Tel Aviv won't suffer from a brain drain, the south will
Opinion: Israel loses minds, especially doctors to competition abroad; While the Tel Aviv metropolitan will always have doctors, many do not wish to live so far from the center
Dr. Moshe Cohen
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10.04.24
Why are physicians fleeing Israel?
Opinion: Israeli doctors suffer from smoking, obesity at higher rates compared to the general population, their family lives are impacted, leading to very high rates of separations and divorces
Dr. Moshe Cohen
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08.16.24
Origami-inspired brain implants hailed as 'real hope' for epilepsy patients
Tiny folding implants inserted in the brain could make epilepsy operations safer, improve diagnosis, and reduce the need for extensive brain surgery, decreasing recovery times and infection risks
Ynetnews
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08.13.24
Urinary health 101: how often should you go and what's the perfect color?
Urine's function is to expel toxins and waste from the blood, and its color, frequency and other signs can help you keep your health in check and know when to seek medical help
Prof. Roy Mano
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07.07.24
A first-of-its-kind quantum computing center opens in Israel
Set to operate as a research center for foreign companies, it's equipped with two quantum computers that one day will be used as a game-changing technology, starting with the development of new medicines and technologies and ending with cracking cipher; The first country to conquer this field is set to be a world leader in technology
Tal Shahaf
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06.23.24
Researcher warns of global scientific community 'creeping boycott' of Israel
Prof. Ido Wolf says Israeli scientists, once considered top-tier, now face barriers and residency denials, hindering their career progress since October 7
Ariela Ayalon
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04.22.24
Israeli study shows ChatGPT scores better than doctors in license exams
Experts surprised to find popular AI model passes Israeli medical test and say future integration with information management could save time and improve health care quality
Eitan Gefen
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04.17.24
International conference held on AI in the service of medicine
More than 500 attend event hosted by non-profit Lemaanchem at Weizmann Institute including executives from international tech firms, medical professionals hospital administrators, researchers
Ynet
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04.02.24
'Ondine's Curse': The syndrome making children stop breathing
A new Israeli study into Congenital Central Hypoventilation Syndrome revels mechanism behind the rare disease and offers potential ways to treat it
Prof. Gad Vatine , Dr. Avraham Ashkenazi
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03.01.24
Some 40 hostages expected to receive medicine via Gaza Health Ministry
According to CNN report on an agreement with Qatari mediators, they will purchase the drugs transfer them to Egypt, then Gazan health officials and then to the Israelis held in Gaza; International Red Cross will not be part of the medicine transfer
Alexandra Lukash, Sharon Kidon, Ynet
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01.15.24
Magic spells against snake bites: Wonders of ancient Egyptian medicine
Ancient Egyptians also employed practical medical treatments, some of which were painful but proved effective; Healers have left enduring legacy after 3,000 years
Yogev Israeli
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12.27.23
Families of hostages burst into tears during a difficult meeting with ICRC chief: 'These are my son's medications'
Mirjana Spoljaric, criticized by father of Omer Vankert, still in captivity, and presented the medicine he needs; Foreign Minister Cohen also attending meeting says ICRC fails in task to visit captives
Adir Yanko, Itamar Eichner
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12.14.23
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