Science

The revolutionary drug was found to decrease HIV virus count in the blood samples by as much as 97 percent in just eight days.

The mobile app, which was developed by cancer patients' family members, helps thousands to fight the disease.

Jet lag typically keeps you up for a couple of nights after you land and disrupts your daily routine. But soon, it could be a thing of the past.

The fatigue that comes with pregnancy is a well known phenomenon. But exhaustion during pregnancy could also signal a more serious condition.

New findings explain how cancer treatment counter-intuitively accelerates the violence of the disease.

After losing his wife to cancer, a British researcher teamed up with Israel's Zebra Medical Vision to create a machine to detect the disease.

Natural and induced deliveries following water breakage share similar outcomes, contradicting common wisdom.

Squashing a cube made from this material can make it smile, and it can be designed to do almost anything!

Ben Gurion University researchers look at gender differences in professional exhaustion and emotional distress among clinical cancer physicians.

Researchers say they are “a step closer” to understanding the genetic basis of autism, hoping it will lead to earlier diagnosis.

Every year, one in eight women worldwide is diagnosed with breast cancer. Israeli researchers have come up with an "extremely effective" way to prevent its spread.

Applying tingling pulses to the back of your neck, MotionCure says it relieves nausea and motion sickness in minutes.

With the help of a giant Petri dish inspired by a movie billboard, Israeli and American researchers show evolution at its most ferocious.

UPnRIDE, a revolutionary mobility segway for quadriplegics created by the founder of ReWalk, is set to change the lives of thousands.

A Mediterranean diet is better than statins at lowering the risk of an early death from heart disease for millions of people.