Nature's antibiotic or bleeding hazard: What garlic lovers must know
Garlic is considered one of the healthiest and most thoroughly researched foods in the kitchen, but in large amounts or as a concentrated supplement, it may affect blood clotting.
Health & Wellness
Choosing life, building hope: Former hostage turns to disability advocacy to honor wife, daughters
Can young diabetics safely observe Jewish fasts? Insulin pump tweaks can help, Israeli study finds
Eating with someone you love could help your body regulate blood sugar, Israeli study finds
Addiction in the workplace: What employers and employees need to understand
Clear policies, confidential support and a healthy workplace culture can help employees address addiction while giving employers practical tools to support recovery and productivity.
How to tone the body without losing weight?
Ahead of "after the holidays," many people look for diets to shed excess weight. Dr. Maya Rosman offers a different approach – toning without weight loss.
Turkey OUT, Israel IN: How Trichogenics became an international destination for hair transplants
Turkey has long led the hair transplant market. Now Israel is gaining attention, with brothers Asi and Eric Peretz combining expertise and technology at their Herzliya clinic.
The vaccine that reduced the risk of infant hospitalization by 83%
Some 130,000 infants in Israel have already received protection against RSV, and in Europe, an 83% decrease in the risk of hospitalization was measured. What should parents know before the winter?
Cula uses food and community to help people rebuild their lives
Jerusalem initiative provides supportive employment for people navigating mental health challenges while creating connections through cooking, shared meals and community events.
Why is grilled meat considered less healthy?
Eating during the holidays is almost non-stop, and it is important to know that the grill is considered a less healthy cooking method. Dr. Maya Rosman with the most recommended meats to eat.
Korean beauty product trend: Why what works in Seoul does not always work in Tel Aviv
Gentle layers, sheer sunscreens, and innovative ingredients have made K-beauty a global phenomenon. But Mediterranean skin might need different adjustments.
What sobriety actually looks like after the first year
After the first year of recovery, the challenge often shifts from staying sober to rebuilding relationships, purpose, community and an ordinary life without substances.
Getting out of the routine without losing balance: The healthy guide to Sukkot
Dr. Sigal Mazor recommends using the Sukkot holiday for family time, more movement, and fewer screens, enjoying food in moderation and choosing pleasant hours and shade for outdoor activities.
Israeli scientists help solve genetic mystery linking hearing loss and gray hair
Researchers from Tel Aviv University and international partners identified a rare genetic variant that disrupts hearing and may alter hair pigmentation.
