Teva Israel, Health Ministry issue recall for Nutrilon Phase 1, Nutrilon AR baby formula
The announcement follows a previous recall of 800-gram packages of Nutrilon Phase 1 due to concerns about the presence of the toxin cereulide.
Health & Wellness
Low risk of deadly Nipah virus spreading from India, World Health Organization reassures
The Japanese cheesecake trend: How much protein and how many calories are there?
History in Israel: Rabin Medical performs countries 1,000th lung transplant
Psychologist warns: A concerning effect of smartphones on children
More and more parents describe a child with “lots of friends,” but relationships that exist only online—leading to emotional disconnection and difficulty forming real-world relationships.
Dietitian explains: This is the fruit most worth eating before a workout
Properly fueling the body before a workout is critical not only for results, but also for your enjoyment of the sport. So what should you put in your mouth half an hour before training?
Dr. Sivan Mercer reveals: From salmon DNA to biostimulators: The hottest trends in aesthetics
Two years into the war: One in every five calls to ERAN is from a child or adolescent
Behind the harsh data lies ongoing anxiety, cut-short childhoods, and parents striving to stay emotionally steady.
Israeli study: Here’s how nearsightedness in children can be slowed
The worsening of nearsightedness in children has become a global problem. A new Israeli study points to a simple solution that may reduce the future risk of severe eye problems.
Dietitian reveals: Eating this fruit in the morning improves mood
Want to try to improve your daily mood? Eat this tasty fruit in the morning – and preferably combine it with oatmeal porridge.
More than half of Israelis take dietary supplements and vitamins, new survey reveals
The two most commonly used supplements are vitamins D, C, and B, and minerals magnesium, iron, and zinc, while 31% of respondents use probiotics, and 25% take omega-3 fatty acids.
Israeli Holocaust survivors foregoing medical treatment due to inaccessibility of care, study finds
Increased waiting times, long travel distances, and a lack of nearby physicians are contributing to the lack of medical treatment received by Holocaust survivors in Israel.
Dr. Maya Rosman reassures: This food is much less bad than you thought
After the change to the food pyramid in the U.S.: Is butter dangerous for you, or can you eat it and still gain health benefits?
How Israel used forensic dental findings to identify last Gaza hostage Ran Gvili - explainer
The method relies on a unique dental structure, past imaging, and existing dental records. It enables an initial determination within a short time, even under harsh conditions.
