Science

Israel is known as a marijuana research powerhouse, but now its medical cannabis growers are about to dazzle the world.

Bacteria found in pancreatic tumors contain an enzyme that inactivates a common drug used to treat various cancers.

Drinking habits, not drinking itself, may impact future careers, according to Israeli researchers.

Israel's Healthymize has developed an artificially intelligent app that listens to voice patterns in patients with asthma and other ailments.

Killer T cells are the foot soldiers of cancer therapy; when starved of oxygen, they become even better adversaries.

Israeli company TalkSpace is taking online therapy to the masses in the US.

Potentially saving thousands of lives through artificial intelligence, Zebra Medical claims its algorithms can detect diseases such as breast cancer.

In a world first, Israel's Rambam Hospital implanted CorAssist's device to repair the heart of a 72 year old.

It may sound like science fiction, but eating purple tomatoes or violet potatoes might actually be good for you.

The surgeries, 155 in eight days, take only one hour each to complete, but change the children's entire lives.

Anti-stress and anti-inflammatory drugs significantly reduce the risk of post-surgical cancer recurrence.

Quick treatment is vital. For every hour that antibiotic treatment is delayed, survival rates drop by 7.6%.

The mutation could increase men's life expectancy while maintaining a quality of life, Israeli researchers say.

Cutting-edge research shows that different cannabis compounds could destroy cancer cells.

Clasped onto glasses, MyEye reads texts aloud and identifies people, which enables the blind to achieve nearly complete independence.