Healthy living
There is a clear factor for blood clots in the legs – and it is not sitting cross-legged
Sitting cross-legged is often blamed for vein damage, but evidence shows the risk is minimal. It may cause temporary pressure or tingling, not lasting harm.
Science confirms: Not sleeping enough? You are destroying your brain cells
Cardiologists: Want to prevent cardiac arrest? This is the action you should do every day
When the state pays for your gym membership: Why you should learn from Scandinavia
We all do it: 7 things you should not keep in the bathroom
Discover the 7 items that can be ruined by bathroom humidity.
Young at heart: 101-year-old neurologist reveals tips for a long and joyful life
Dr. Howard Tucker, an centenarian neurologist from Ohio shares his priceless insights on living a joyful and fulfilling life.
Not only black lungs: Carpets retain a stubborn grip on pollutants from tobacco smoke
US Department of Energy study finds ozone generators are only partially effective at cleaning rugs exposed to cigarette toxins.
Israeli teens are getting hooked on plastic surgery - report
Experts believe the rise in plastic surgery among Israeli youth can be partially attributed to unrealistic societal standards regarding beauty, which are amplified by social media.
Why was a porcupine wandering alone near the Israeli Knesset?
Knesset guards found the porcupine and transferred her to veterinary care.
What do nap times reveal about a young child’s brain development?
A study shows that reducing naps for children won’t improve brain development and that they should be allowed to nap as frequently and for as long as they need.
How does adding fatty cheese to watermelon make it healthier?
Watermelon really isn't bursting with sugar and carbohydrates, and it's less fattening than apples and grapes. It also effectively restores the body's lost fluids.
You won't get a good night's sleep in Tel Aviv, study shows
Green spaces, work schedules, and even the ability to safely walk home at night are all factors considered when determining the ability to have a great night's sleep.
Iran shuts down for two days because of 'unprecedented heat'
Tehran is expected to reach 39 C by mid-week.
This lesser-known sign of cancer can appear on your sheets every morning
We may all be hot right now, but sometimes waking up in a hot sweat can be a bigger problem than you think.
