Science

Vayyar has developed sensors that can detect and display – in three dimensions - what lies on the other side of any surface.

White bread is among the processed foods known to contain 'bad carbs.' But is whole-wheat bread really better for you? A new Israeli study shatters this myth.

The Israeli biomed firm has established a division that will 3D-print organs and tissues using a unique biological ink.

"Before talking about the concept of 'personalized medicine,' we need to explore different treatments and medicines for men and women.”

Scientists were able to "turn back the clock" and reverse older mice into the state of two-month-old mice using a prolonged, low-dose treatment of cannabis.

Israeli startup NewStem, spun off the Hebrew University, is developing a diagnostic kit to help doctors avoid ineffective therapies.

Israel is poised to lead the global boom in the digital health sector for the elderly, experts say.

A lack of the protein citrin slows children’s growth; but blocking it in cancer slows tumor growth, say Weizmann Institute scientists.

Hebrew University scientists found that marijuana helps recovery in rats, possibly opening the door for the treatment of humans in the future.

The cutting edge surgery at Jerusalem’s Hadassah Hospital used two robots to help a severely injured man walk again.

Israeli biotech firm RedHill is conducting late-stage clinical trials to tackle Crohn’s disease and the ulcer-generating H. pylori bacteria.

By observing a photo of a snowy scene, our perception of cold temperatures elicits greater cognitive control, and promotes better decision-making, Israeli researchers show.

Researchers can remotely detect unexploded landmines using molecularly engineered glowing bacteria.

Upright GO, a small biofeedback posture trainer placed directly over the spine, is attached to the upper back.

New study shows that insulin resistance, caused by obesity and physical inactivity, is linked to a decline in cognitive performance.