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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
Raising teenagers is like living with chimps, and it's scientifically proven
In a current study, researchers found that adolescent chimpanzees are very similar to human teenagers, and even manage to be nicer than them.
Calves need human contact for a happier life - study
In a new study, five minutes spent with humans reduced the duration of calves’ "abnormal behaviors" and increased their amount of rest after meals.
Laughing in serious or sad situations may be a sign of dementia
Frontotemporal dementia is one of the least common forms of dementia, while Alzheimer's disease is the most common form.
Israeli scientists find groundbreaking approach for treating Alzheimer’s - study
An Alzheimer's treatment proposed by Israeli scientists targets mitochondrial gatekeeper, controlling deterioration of cells.
People get more dream sleep in the winter, study finds
These studies – measuring the quality, type and length of sleep – are regularly carried out on patients who experience sleep-related difficulties.
Israeli midwives stretched too thin, assist multiple births at once
A close and supportive midwifery team can reduce the need for interventions in childbirth and reduce the necessity of cesarean section and instrumental deliveries.
The 5 secrets to a happy life, according to an 80-year-long Harvard study
Researchers followed the lives of 724 men from Boston and their offspring for 80 years, starting in 1938, to understand what really makes people happy.
This rare earth metal can infiltrate your kidney cells - study
The earth metal, gandolinium, can cause nephrogenic systemic fibrosis - a painful, often fatal, disease that affects the skin and organs.
Why you need an earlier bedtime in the winter - study
A new peer-reviewed study says that humans need to schedule an additional hour of sleep during the winter months.
9 tips to make a plan to prepare your family for emergencies
To help you generate your own FIER, you’ll want to ask questions in anticipation of any hypothetical emergency.
