Judy Siegel-Itzkovich

A new Tel Aviv University study challenges assumptions about the Neanderthal pelvis, finding that modern human males evolved a distinct walking mechanism.

You are doing it right now, and until I mentioned it, you were not aware of it. We all take breathing for granted. We tend to think of it as the body’s background software.

But now there is an even better method to crush kidney stones, and Israel is one of only about 11 countries around the world that have the new technology.

For carp farmers around the world, the holiday favorite has a serious enemy: they are susceptible to several serious viral, parasitic, and bacterial diseases that can reduce their numbers.

The research found a solution to an enduring challenge in both veterinary and human medicine: how to identify pain and distress in individuals who cannot communicate what they are experiencing. 

Too little information can signal a lack of effort, while oversharing can backfire. Reichman University researchers found that moderation may be the key to attracting a serious partner.

A new study reveals a vast but fragmented food-aid system, raising questions about the government’s responsibility to ensure food security.

Hebrew University of Jerusalem (HUJI) scientists have developed a method for generating personality assessment questionnaires with ChatGPT from any source text in English. 

Study shows strong sense of purpose, healthier digital habits lower risks for addiction, depression.

The discovery would thus help overcome a major hurdle in producing real dairy proteins without cows, paving the way for more sustainable dairy ingredients and less climate change.