One country's prowess in medical and tech innovation is helping save lives around the world. From sniffing out cancer, to holding a holographic heart in the palm of the hand, Israel has made some amazing technological breakthroughs that are truly saving lives.

If you thought time travel only existed in "Back to the Future" - think again. A team of researchers has discovered a way to time travel through virtual reality, and treat memory-based trauma and PTSD.

Although the ZMapp Ebola drug, which proved effective on infected American aid workers, has run out, Israeli company Protalix says it can produce more, if needed.

Some people will do anything to quit smoking, but now a new Israeli study finds that pulsing magnetic waves in the brain could help the heaviest of smokers ditch the habit.

Israel's HealthWatch is one of the first companies in the world to successfully introduce an ECG heart-monitoring t-shirt that can read a patient's heart rate, blood pressure and other vital signs to preventing heart attacks.

Mothers who live near green spaces deliver babies with significantly higher birth weights, according to a new study by Ben Gurion University.

ADHD is the most common behavioral disorder among children today that is often misdiagnosed. Now Israeli researchers have discovered a simple eye motion test to definitively diagnose the disorder.

One of the latest attempts to boost the body’s defenses against cancer is called adoptive cell transfer. But this therapy is extremely expensive and not always technically feasible. Israeli scientists have now tested in mice a new form of the therapy, which overcomes the limitations and enhances the tumor-fighting ability of the cells.