The study found two types of inequality: both in the lower rate of children who receive formal diagnoses of being on the spectrum and in a critical delay in the age of diagnosis.
Hadassah–Helmsley Netivot is expected to serve more than 150,000 residents across Netivot, the western Negev and Gaza envelope communities, according to Hadassah.
Eye infections are relatively common in children. An expert explains why diagnosis is so important, why antibiotics are not always the solution, and what must never be put in a child’s eye.
We’ve been conditioned to panic about the sugar in strawberries, but in truth, several very popular vegetables contain the same amount. So what is the difference?
Europe proves that when a state treats physical activity as public infrastructure – citizens persist, health improves, and the economy? It only benefits.
Dawson's Creek star James Van Der Beek's death at 48 underscores the growing trend of colon cancer among those under 50, now the leading cause of cancer death in this age group.
A new book and recent studies reveal how our breathing affects sleep, the immune system and the mind – and what the wisdom of Maimonides already knew hundreds of years ago.
What is cognitive reserve and how does it allow the brain to continue functioning even in the face of age-related changes? A geriatric expert explains.
Even in a sun-drenched country like Israel, most people are deficient in vitamin D. But what must be added for it to actually work?
We all know that salmon contains a substantial amount of omega-3, a fat that is very important for heart, brain, and eye health. But there are foods that contain the same amount or even more.
The director of the Sheba Longevity Center at Sheba Medical Center explains what happens in the body during aging and how it affects each and every one of us.
