Health
Artificial intelligence is changing medicine – but who will pay for the next mistake?
About two-thirds of countries in the World Health Organization's European Region are already operating AI systems in medical diagnosis, and half of them offer medical chatbots to patients.
Viksit Bharat 2047: India’s roadmap to become a developed nation - opinion
New study: This simple thing may reduce stress, anxiety and depression
Dr. Maya Rosman surprises: This is the only way to eat rice cakes
The revolution that is changing vitiligo treatment
The scientific progress of recent years is changing the way we diagnose, treat and understand vitiligo.
What do we know about the multistate salmonella outbreak in the US? - explainer
The salmonella outbreak comes as US health officials also investigate a multistate Cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to lettuce supplied by privately held Taylor Farms, a major food-service producer.
New study reveals: How do you maintain weight loss even after stopping a diet?
How do you maintain weight loss over time without committing to a strict diet? This study has an answer – and it is relatively easy to implement.
Public hospital in the Negev to enter planning and oversight phase
Peres Medical Center in Beersheba will include 2,100 beds, a train station, and direct connection to local tech park.
Israeli study: Viagra may help prevent the spread of cancerous tumors
The study found a new, previously unknown biological mechanism, and even identified a link between the use of the drug Viagra and better survival among cancer patients.
After losing my son to terror, I started dancing at 70 to learn how to live again
When I landed in the hospital for an operation on my colon, my doctor said, “No more grief. You need to do things that are fun.”
Skeptical of alternative medicine, I took a leap on Chinese tonics and paid the price - opinion
I found a specialist in Tel Aviv that I’d read good things about. While not a licensed medical doctor, he tests all his tonics in the oncology department at Sheba Medical Center, Israel’s largest.
Ebola outbreak in Congo tops 4,000 cases in world's second-largest epidemic
Researchers believe Congo's Ebola outbreak began months before it was officially declared, with the true scale of infections likely much higher.
Moovit unveils new function to maximize walking, 'biohacks' based on Bar-Ilan University research
A route option inspired by research at Bar-Ilan University aims to help public transportation users increase their daily activity without adding time to their commute.
US Health Secretary RFK Jr.: 'I don't have a gag reflex, I'll literally eat anything'
“I will eat anything, and I love experimenting with foods,” he said, noting that he’ll eat “even stuff I find on the street, you know, street vendors cooking.”