An Israeli team of investigators remarked that this was the first time that non-drug therapy has been proven effective.

Tel Aviv University scientists have shown that oxygen chamber treatment can have positive effects on Alzheimer-affected brain tissue.

By pulsing electrical fields on the skin, researchers have discovered they can replace needles with a non-invasive method that rejuvenates collagen.

Over a period of 24 years, the researchers observed a 20 percent decrease in the number of stroke-related deaths among the elderly.

In his attempts to recreate damaged heart tissue, Dr. Tal Dvir literally struck gold, discovering that gold nanoparticles can be used to heal hearts.

Hypothyroid is responsible for fatigue, weight gain, hair loss and anxiety, but now researchers have discovered that it is also responsible for congenital deafness.

After noticing that the length of red eye flights between San Francisco and New York had increased, Dr. Ater of Tel Aviv University constructed a study to find out why flight times around the world have gotten longer. The culprit: the internet.

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.