Two of Israel's top universities are working to roll out testing methods for COVID-19 as authorities look to increase the number of tests conducted daily.

Scientists from the Technion and the Weizmann Institute were announced as the 2019 laureates for the Blavatnik Awards for Young Scientists in Israel.

Weizmann Institute's study of brain wrinkling opens the way for future research into disorders such as microcephaly, epilepsy, and schizophrenia

The groundbreaking discovery that viruses communicate to coordinate infection could lead to new anti-viral treatments.

In a European-wide clinical trial, Israeli scientists used laser and a drug made from deep-sea bacteria to treat men with prostate cancer, resulting in a 50 percent success rate.

Jet lag typically keeps you up for a couple of nights after you land and disrupts your daily routine. But soon, it could be a thing of the past.

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

Could personalized nutrition reduce the rising tide of diabetes and heart disease? A team of Israeli researchers believes the answer is yes.

The unique receptors in our noses could indicate diseases such as Alzheimer's and could possibly help in matching organ and bone marrow donors.

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

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!

Using excess carbon dioxide from factories and water, NewCO2Fuels' sustainable and renewable fuel may change the course of global warming.

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

Artificial sweeteners that are meant to make watching your weight easier are actually the cause for diabetes and obesity!

Who doesn't love a juicy steak, save for die-hard vegetarians? Well you might want to reconsider that (or not) due to new research from the Weizmann Institute, which shows that of all the things we consume, beef is the worst for the environment.