Science

Glioblastoma multiforme, also known as "The Terminator", is one of the deadliest cancers, but an "nano-bullet" has proven effective in treating, and potentially curing GBM.

An Israeli study links regular consumption of pomegranate juice and dates to heart attack prevention.

The medical community has been trying to fight drug-resistant bacteria for years. Now, Israeli scientists have come up with the most surprising way to eradicate these bacteria.

To balance the "joys" of nausea and fluctuating hormones, women can now add “feeling younger and healthier” to the list of benefits that come with being pregnant.

A research team at the Technion has discovered two proteins that could be key in controlling the growth of cancer cells.

Filtering the "messages" that are sent to body cells can destroy cancerous cells (but not healthy ones) within days, a new study shows.

A new Weizmann Institute study finds that every autistic brain functions differently, and that brain function during rest could tell us a lot about the condition.

Nacroleptics suffer from sleep "attacks", impairing daily life. Israeli research now sheds light on the reason behind this illusive disease.

The next time a global Ebola-type outbreak comes around, a revolutionary synthetic vaccination solution may come out of Israel.

Researchers discovered that premature ovarian failure (POI), which results in an inability to conceive, is actually tied to a genetic mutation.

Not only dogs sniff each other; a new study reveals that humans do, too! After shaking someone's hand, people significantly increased the sniffing of their own hands!

Were all men and women created equal? Not according to a new study, which suggests that diseases are formed differently in males in females.

Teachers may now need to reconsider reprimanding daydreaming students in class, as a new Israeli study found it's doing them good!

The Brainsway Magnetic Pulses Helmet is gaining momentum in the world of psychiatry, potentially treating a range of conditions, including obesity and epilepsy.

The means of treating irregular heartbeat are currently limited. A new Israeli research paves the way to better treatment of heart disease.