Cancer
Why did Adam Sandler's new film 'Don't Say Good Luck' bring me to tears? - opinion
In Don’t Say Good Luck, high school sophomore Sophie snags the lead in a musical called Waitress. The music is more 13 than Sondheim, but Sara Bareilles’s tunes are a joy to listen to.
Blood test found to detect lung cancer with nearly 93% accuracy for average cost of $60 - study
Cancer cases among 9/11 survivors surge nearly 25 years later - report
Children survivors of 9/11 attacks to finally get a major health study
The complementary treatment that cancer patients asked to continue even after it ended
A new Israeli study found that a flower arranging workshop helped cancer patients cope with the disease, eliminated pain, reduced stress, and strengthened their sense of connection to life.
Daniel turned a family tragedy into a lifesaving search engine
Daniel Koren founded a search engine that locates clinical trials around the world for cancer patients, after his father passed away from the disease.
New study: Possible link between weight-loss drugs and slowing cancer spread
A broad study found a link between the use of GLP–1 receptor agonists and a decreased risk of metastatic progression in four types of cancer.
Can organic fruits and vegetables reduce the risk of this cancer?
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.
Head of IDF Ground Forces Planning Department, Col. Netanel Lasri, dies at age 40
Lasri, an armored corps officer, had previously served as commander of the 9th Battalion in the 401st Brigade and in the Golan and Hermon Brigade.
How cancer treatment gave me curly hair and a new perspective - opinion
After cancer treatment, hair often grows back curly, an unexpected but common sign of recovery.
The test that could save millions of women from chemotherapy and is available in Israel
A large-scale international study has found that an advanced genomic test can identify which breast cancer patients can avoid aggressive treatment that could harm the body.
“Say thank you that you are alive, madam”: When cancer ends, life is shattered
About treatment ending, fear beginning, tears in the car alone, and rebuilding from loneliness. Dikla Shir, SHENA Center founder, writes about the day after and no survivor left alone.
Prostate cancer: The new diagnostic method for the most common cancer in men
Technologies combining MRI, robotics, and artificial intelligence are changing the way prostate cancer is diagnosed and treated, enabling more precise medicine.
Grapevine, June 5, 2026: Another good deal
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
