research

New study links ADHD to higher risk of early death

This study not only emphasizes the life-saving potential of ADHD medication but also advocates for greater awareness and healthcare support for individuals living with ADHD around the globe.

‘I’m just a typical Jewish grandmother’

April Rosenfeld is a dedicated supporter of the Hebrew University.

Pain in the pursuit of beauty: One in eight suffer chronic pain long after cosmetic surgery

Researchers from Norway surveyed adults about long-term chronic pain in the aftermath of cosmetic surgery, finding that men are five times more likely to be affected than women.

TAU researchers explain how viruses decide whether to become good or bad

In an arms race between bacteria and viruses, the submicroscopic infectious agents improve their decision making by adopting defense systems built against them

WATCH: 'Hebrew University is a wonderful place of learning and healing'

In the fourth episode of 'The Philanthropists,’ April Rosenfeld discusses the importance of charity and the meaning of philanthropy.

Tel Aviv University and Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center launch Alrov Center for Digital Medicine

This center is a collaboration that promotes research in digital medicine, harnessing the combined abilities, strengths, and experience of the two institutions.

Baby sleep-planner helps save babies at risk of sudden infant death syndrome

The sleep planner tool provides a baby’s risk assessment at birth and a downloadable sleep plan for families.

Researchers find that speaking out against hate speech is a collective responsibility - study

The team said their study stresses the need to overcome the prevailing passive attitude to hate speech and emphasizes the importance of bystanders’ collective opposition to hate speech incidents.

Is having a lazy eye something to be worried about? This study reveals it may be

Although there is as yet no proof of causality, children with ‘lazy eye’ have been shown to be at increased risk of serious disease in adulthood.

Study finds being in nature lowers risk of osteoporosis

Living in green, leafy areas with lower air pollution can lower the risk of osteoporosis.

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