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A real eye opener: Surgeon mistakenly operates on patient's healthy eye
The hospital stated that, as of now, no damage was caused to the mistakenly operated eye, but emphasized that the incident was being taken seriously.
This is what the new hospital that opened in Beersheba looks like from the inside
Released hostage Naama Levy spent months alone in a Hamas tunnel, rehab lead reveals
Aminach Medic to supply equipment to hospitals and health funds in Israel
Israeli hospitals regularly overcrowded, not enough investment from gov't
Jerusalem’s Shaare Zedek Medical Center asked Magen David Adom not to bring urgent patients to its emergency department until further notice because it is at 300% capacity.
Why are flaxseeds good for us?
From improving digestion, cognitive function and reducing the risk of diseases, there are many ways that adding flaxseed to your diet can help overall health, but there are also some downsides.
What happens to human brain at all stages of life? Studies have pretty cool answers
Our body ages, and with it the brain - this is clear to all of us. So when are our brains the sharpest? And when does it start to degenerate?
Researchers may have found way to slow aging - study
The study suggests detoxing glycerol and glyceraldehyde to live a longer life.
Could smartphone cameras help diagnose anemia? -study
Researchers said the phone screening tool for anemia is much cheaper than existing options, which involves taking blood samples, and delivers results quickly.
How do you choose the right fitness trainers, nutritionists? Experts explain
Today there are many who think that if they lost weight themselves or found a training method that works for them, that it will work for everyone. But that isn't the case.
Preventable colorectal cancer killed 1,300 Israelis in 2022 - Health Ministry
Studies show that the consumption of sugary drinks can raise the risk of developing malignant colorectal cancer, a preventable condition that still killed 1,300 Israelis in 2022.
Sleep deprivation increases heart attack risks, study finds
While the effects of sleep on the human brain are well-documented, a new study provides evidence of how important sleep is to heart health.
People who think they're attractive less likely to wear masks – study
Self-perception of attractiveness can impact one's social behavior. This study examined whether this could extend to wearing face masks.
Polio will never be gone without full vaccination - Israeli immunologist
There are 150,000 Israeli children who have not been vaccinated against polio at all, the Health Ministry says.
