Science

Researchers at Tel Aviv University, the Wolfson Medical Center, and the Tel Aviv Medical Center show how proteins from fat cells communicate with melanoma cells, stimulating their growth.

Researchers from Tel Aviv University hope embryos will be able to attach and grow on their bio-engineered uterine wall.

CBD has shown to help alleviate health issues like inflammation, anxiety, and joint pain in people, and it may have positive effects on animals.

The Kitchen is Israel's first and, currently, only technology incubator focused on food and beverages and is a seed investor in related startups.

A new drug treatment regimen in a clinical study at the Sheba Medical Center showed that the disease could be stalled significantly for patients with advanced stages of pancreatic cancer with a BRCA germline mutation.

Gynica, a medical company that develops cannabis products for women, and Lumir Lab, which studies the plant as it relates to women's health, are looking at how cannabis can help with endometriosis.

Israeli entrepreneurs are brewing new and innovative plant-based drinks, reduced sugar beverages, protein-enhanced water, and fresher juices to fill your glass.

Scientists in Israel, the UK, and Germany say their discovery could introduce treatment that may significantly delay the disease's progression.

The Israel Precision Medicine Partnership is set to fund four cohorts of teams over the next several years.

Launched in 2018, Wisdo connects people through shared mutual experiences such as questions of sexuality, anxiety, and loss.

Israel's three-day life science and health conference welcomes over 6,000 participants to connect and collaborate on digital health, biomed, and rehab topics.

Professor Shulamit Levenberg, dean of the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering, says the new center will boost tissue engineering research.

If hackers tamper with CTs or MRIs they could aid in insurance fraud, ransomware, cyberterrorism or even murder, Ben-Gurion University team says.

Using algorithms and real-time data, Medasense developed a pain sensor that can tell doctors how much pain a patient is feeling and how much pain care they need.

The Terfezia Leonis fungus is a known delicacy across the Middle East and North Africa, but its rarity in Israel makes it very expensive.