Simple Mindset Shift Reduces Teacher Burnout During Wartime, Scientists Say
New Israeli research reveals a simple mindset shift significantly reduces teacher burnout during wartime. A Hebrew University study surveyed 329 teachers across.
Health
Repeated Diets Can Improve Metabolic Health Even After Weight Regain, Study Finds
Israeli researchers at Ben-Gurion University show repeated dieting efforts deliver lasting metabolic health benefits, reducing abdominal fat even after weight.
Repeated Diets Can Improve Metabolic Health Even After Weight Regain, Study Finds
Israeli researchers at Ben-Gurion University show repeated dieting efforts deliver lasting metabolic health benefits, reducing abdominal fat even after weight.
Emotional Support for Educators Improves Daycare Environments, Researchers Say
An Israeli study found structured emotional support for educators improves daycare environments, strengthening child relationships and preventing violence.
Hair Hormone Levels May Reveal Strength of Mother-Child Emotional Connection, Study Finds
Israeli scientists at Ben-Gurion University found hair hormone levels, specifically oxytocin, predict the mother-child emotional bond. This 28-pair study offers.
Israeli Study Reveals Skin as an Active, Immune-Linked Organ
An Israeli study reveals skin as an active, immune-linked organ, with a single gene coordinating physical and immune defenses. This research offers new insights.
Vouchers Tied to Blood Sugar Targets Improve Diabetes Outcomes, Israeli Study Finds
An Israeli study from Jerusalem finds financial vouchers tied to blood sugar targets significantly improve diabetes outcomes, comparable to adding new drugs for.
Noninvasive Magnetic Brain Stimulation Offers New Hope for PTSD Patients
Israeli research brings new hope for PTSD patients. Noninvasive magnetic brain stimulation, led by Tel Aviv University, significantly reduces intrusive.
Red Traffic Light Saves Stroke Victim’s Life
A red traffic light in Rishon LeZion saved 75-year-old Moshe Ami Benita's life after he suffered a stroke. A passing MDA paramedic quickly intervened.
More Than Half of Online Abuse Reports Now Come from Child Victims Themselves, Israel Finds
Israeli children are now the primary source for online abuse reports, with 54% of 16,292 incidents in 2025 coming directly from young victims as total cases.
Tiny Peptide Offers Big Hope for People Living with Epilepsy
Israeli scientists' new peptide offers hope for epilepsy patients, targeting disease progression and protecting brain function for 50 million worldwide.
Low Death Rates But Deep Scars: Israel Reviews Health System’s War Performance
Israel's health system review highlights resilience with a 0.6% war casualty mortality rate, but 435,000 sought mental health aid. Sweeping reforms are now.