The dishwasher mistake everyone makes, and why it may affect your health
The dishwasher does not fully clean itself. It washes dishes, but some food residue does not magically disappear.
Health & Wellness
The end of confusion: Zucchini and light zucchini – and the truth that is revealed
Testicular tissue successfully produced sperm after 20 years
New study: Why we recognize faces but don't remember from where
Huge study: The simple food we all love found to be effective in preventing Alzheimer's
A large-scale study spanning over a decade examined the dietary habits of tens of thousands of adults and found a link between a familiar, everyday food and brain health in older age.
Ebola returns: 5 things most people still don't know about the virus
The Ebola outbreak in Africa and several other locations around the world is once again raising global concern, but experts explain that the real risk is very different from what people think.
Eating vegetables all day and not losing weight? Gil Granot knows why
They are healthy and essential for the body – but did you know that one large pepper is equal to two slices of light bread? Gil Granot clears up the confusion between "healthy" and "slimming".
This is the latest hour in the evening at which it is recommended to eat
Our working hours are getting longer – and sometimes people arrive for dinner only at nine or ten o'clock. Is this harming your sleep and health?
Study finds five social media posts may shape lasting opinions
The study noted that, rather than evaluating the accuracy of the information presented, social media users tended to trust what was familiar and repeated.
Why does the face break out when it's hot? Here is how to stop it
The heat, humidity, and sweat create perfect conditions for breakouts, even for those who usually enjoy balanced skin. Here is how to keep your skin clean and healthy during the Israeli summer.
The red secret of summer: What hides inside the Puma watermelon
It is smaller, easy to carry and convenient to store, photographs well, sweet-sweet and entirely seedless: The surprising personal watermelon that will become the trend of the Israeli summer.
Sometimes healing begins with movement
In my daily encounters with bereaved families, it becomes clear again and again that grief does not remain only in the heart. It is very present in the body as well.
A first-of-its-kind survey reveals what bothers hospitalized children
For children, hospitalization is almost always a complex experience. Therefore, the Schneider Children's Medical Center chose to direct an important question to those who are usually not asked.
What happened in Israel after introducing the HPV vaccine to schools
A large–scale study by Maccabi found a significant decrease in the prevalence of genital warts among young people vaccinated in school.
