Israeli health news
Organ donation by Tzeela Gez, murdered in West Bank shooting, brings hope amid tragedy
Her unborn child was delivered by emergency C-section and remains in critical condition.
WHO warns: Measles outbreak spreading alarmingly
Embryo exchange scandal: The biological parents of a baby have been located
Plant-based diets act as a natural barrier to dangerous snoring linked to health problems
This is the reason why men sit on the toilet longer than women
Men are much more likely than women to sit on the toilet for a long time - and this is also why their intestines work better
Israeli Knesset updates list of cosmetics containing carcinogenic substances
Following EU additions to list of carcinogenic substances added to cosmetics, Knesset Health Committee updates its list.
Weizmann Institute solves the mystery of red blood cell production
Weizmann Institute's identification of the cells producing the hormone EPO could lead to new therapies for treating anemia.
These foods can lift your mood when you're depressed
Food has a significant impact on our happiness, and we don't just mean emotionally eating carbs and junk food. So what foods can take us out of depression straight into the warm embrace of happiness?
More metals found in people’s blood in Haifa Bay than rest of Israel
The study suggests that this could be due to Haifa's high air pollution.
Israeli at-home erectile dysfunction treatment restores main vein utility
Ohh-Med’s product Vertica aims to restore the elasticity of users’ favorite inflatable organ
Israeli gynecologist sentenced to seven years in prison for rape
Khoury, 63, has a quarter-century's experience in gynecology. The two women he raped were in their 20s; he was also convicted of verbally and sexually harassing one of them.
Jerusalem family brings grill indoors to warm apartment, start fire
The family brought in the outdoor grill to heat the apartment – which quickly backfired, as they awoke to thick smoke and medical ailments.
Coronavirus in Israel: What do we know about the 143 hospitalized people?
Of the 143 hospitalized patients, 58% were vaccinated, 39% were not at all, and 3% were partially vaccinated.
Alroy-Preis maintains: Preschools cannot open Sunday
Other Health Ministry officials disagree
Student struggles to fund her mother's only life-saving cancer treatment
Riben has been struggling to find a way to fund an alternative cancer treatment that costs NIS 25,000 every three weeks.
