
Israeli Research Shows: Cinnamon Helps Delay Alzheimer’s
Findings following trials on mice and flies by researchers from Tel Aviv University, reveal that an isolated section of the cinnamon plant prevents the development of the disease and may even cure it.
June 21, 2011

Computer Program That Could Prevent Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Students from Ben Gurion University in Israel have developed Baby Beat, a software that interprets changes in skin tone and measures a baby’s heartbeat. The software will be used to prevent Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, of which thousands of babies still die every year.
June 19, 2011

Men With A Peer Support System Live Longer, Study Shows
Having a good peer support system at work may help you live longer than those who lack such backing, according to a new study by Tel Aviv University. This effect of peer support on the risk of mortality was most pronounced among those between 38 and 43.
June 06, 2011

For Cancer Patients Mistletoes Have More Value Than A Christmas Kiss
An Israeli study reveals that mistletoe extract is effective in treating patients suffering from advanced stages of colon and lung cancer, adding new credit to the plant’s legacy. The results of the study show that injections of mistletoe extract can stabilize cancerous tumors.
June 01, 2011

Will The Blind See? Israeli Startup Might Be The First To Make It Happen
Nano Retina, an Israeli startup founded by inventor Yossi Gross, is participating in the race for more than 45 million blind people worldwide waiting at the finish line: the race of technological development that will allow them to see. It seems Nano Retina might well be the first to truly get there.
May 28, 2011

How Depression Affects Your Relationship
A new study in Israel shows that when women are depressed and their sensitivities are dulled, their partners also become less empathic. When women are depressed, the relationship suffers more.
May 18, 2011

Male Birth-Control: Taking The Pill No Longer Just For Women
The female birth control pill, commonly referred to as 'The Pill,' is not 100 percent effective, and some women's bodies don't react well to the extra hormones. Now, finally, a new birth control option for men is in the works, which would allow partners to share the responsibility.MALE
February 04, 2011

Pomegranate Can Help Fight Diabetis, Hypertension, Heart Disease
Patients on hemodialysis who consumed pomegranate juice for 1 year developed significantly fewer infections compared with those who did not, results from a single-center placebo-controlled study showed. They also had significant reductions in markers of inflammation and protein oxidation, Dr. Batya Kristal reported during a press briefing at the annual meeting of the American Society […]
January 19, 2011

Software Diagnoses Health Condition Through Voice
A new emotional decoding computer program can analyze your voice and discover how you are feeling
November 25, 2010

Cell La Vie: Reduce Cell Phone Rays ‘By 98 Percent’
An Israeli start-up company, Wise Environment, has recently launched a product called Cell La Vie which it says reduces exposure to mobile phones' electromagnetic radiation by 98 percent.
November 09, 2010

IDF and U.S. military to coordinate on ‘freeze dry blood technology’
Possible joint projects include freeze-dry blood technology for battlefield transfusions and diagnostic tool for post-traumatic stress disorder.
November 02, 2010

Scientists develop technique to knock out superbugs
It's the fight of the century: in one corner, the bacteria known as "superbugs," and in the other corner the antibacterial drugs known as antibiotics. In bout after bout, newer and stronger superbugs are besting the antibiotics.
October 21, 2010

New Meds Could Stop Cancer by Cutting Off Its Blood
Researchers at Tel Aviv University are developing a new family of medicines that could provide preventive treatment for cancer, or turn existing cancer into a chronic disease that one can live with for years.
October 21, 2010

A Revolution In Skin Cancer Detection
Early detection of skin cancer can save millions of lives and an Israeli company has developed a device that could revolutionize accepted modes of diagnosis. [Photo by Miss Pupik]
October 19, 2010