Science

'Smart socks' developed by an Israeli team can help save the feet of millions of diabetes patients around the globe.

Virologists and environmental scientists from Israeli universities are working to gather findings that could stop the outbreak.

A new technique developed in Israel could soon treat a range of cancers, including rare forms of lymphoma.

"There are women who refuse induction of labor," Researchers say. "Without relevant data, it's difficult to convince them otherwise."

Smokers who had pneumonia are more likely to develop lung cancer, researchers warn.

Sugar and salt are among the culprits, Israeli and German researchers warn.

Loss of appetite? Evolution's way to hinder the disease from spreading through food. Weakness? Its way to limit the mobility of the infected individual.

Silent Partner's lightweight wearable device could give you and those around you a better night’s sleep.

Israeli startups are changing healthcare as we know it, with a host of innovative solutions.

Grumpy? Cranky? Researchers have finally nailed down the ways in which sleep deprivation messes with your head.

Want to cut down on your sugar intake? 'The Real Cup' fools your brain into thinking water is a sweetened beverage - without adding sugar.

Pluristem’s stem-cell technology may hold cure for victims affected by the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster.

In recognition of World AIDS Day, NoCamels reporters spotlight groundbreaking Israeli studies on HIV/AIDS.

Israeli firm ElMindA, which recently raised $28 million, has created a unique device that diagnoses brain disorders.

A study that monitored blood sugar levels in 800 people revealed that the response to similar foods was highly individual.