These stem cells could be used to develop cell-based therapies for blindness, diabetes and genetic disorders.

Israeli startup Betalin Therapeutics uses transplanted pancreatic cells as an alternative to shots, presenting a possible cure for Type 1 Diabetes, as well as for other blood diseases.

“In the future, predatory bacteria might be genetically modified to target harmful bacteria," thus eliminating the need for antibiotics, Israeli researchers say.

The newly excavated site, located in the Jordan Valley, sheds light on the historical shift from foraging to agriculture.

The dishonest behavior “stems from an enhanced sense of entitlement among competition winners,” Israeli researchers say.

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

This groundbreaking study on the question of age reveals that some people age three times faster than others.

Sesame has frustrated farmers for hundreds of years because it produces a low yield. But finally, there's a way to increase this healthy yet challenging food crop.

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.

From grape tomatoes to chickpeas that don’t cause flatulence, novel vegetables and fruits developed by Israeli scientists are all the rage in the US and Europe.

One hundred years since Einstein's Theory of Relativity, universities in Israel and the US have created a one-of-a-kind digital archive of his transcripts and personal documents.

You may have heard that our bodies are becoming resistant, or tolerant to antibiotic treatments and now Hebrew University researchers are showing why. They discovered how bacteria are able to avoid antibiotics, which, for them, is as simple as 'going to sleep.'

Biofilm is your food's biggest enemy, and you may not even know it. Now a Hebrew University researcher has invented biofilm-free packaging to keep the bacteria that has been associated with chronic illness away from our fruits and veggies.

The eight-tentacled king of the sea, the octopus, has a long list of daily threats to its life, but now researchers have discovered that knotting itself into oblivion isn't one of them.

When an anti-cancer drug is administered in a patient, there is no surefire way to know it'll work – or if the cancer is resistant to it. A new study at the Hebrew University may change that with a way of figuring out if a tumor is resistant beforehand.