After 11 people were bitten and scratched in the Sea of Galilee area, the fear of rabies returns to the forefront. This is what must be done immediately after contact with a suspected animal.
For many, it begins with an evening of "just one game" and continues into weeks of irregular sleep, accumulated fatigue, and real difficulty functioning the following day. So what do you do?
A large–scale study has found a surprising link between regular egg consumption and significant changes in the risk of cognitive decline in older age.
Many people use artificial intelligence to shorten and reduce the cost of processes – and many in the dieting field are doing the same. So, when can it be trusted, and when can it not?
Vegetables are very healthy, but does it also matter how they were grown? Is there a health difference between organic and conventional produce? A new study examined this topic.
Quite a few people find themselves with a cold precisely during the summer. But is the air conditioner to blame? A family physician answers.
Rich in fiber, satiating, and contributing to heart health: Oats are considered one of the most effective foods for reducing LDL cholesterol.
The guide to proper summer nutrition: This is how you will assist the body in coping with the heat, maintaining freshness, and protecting the skin and eyes from within.
The jellyfish swarms arrived at Israel's beaches earlier this year. Contrary to previous recommendations, you should not pour vinegar or urine on a jellyfish sting.
A new study has revealed the link between coffee and brain health. So how much exactly should you drink? And why, despite the encouraging results – this is not yet the end of the story.
Dr. Itay Gal explains to new parents when a burp is important, and when they can stop chasing it.
