Students boycott Israel at their own peril If the college students calling for a boycott of all things Israel want to live up to their rhetoric, they will end up sick, hungry and underemployed. A.J. Caschetta Dec. 3, 2024
Meet the super doctor who treated ‘Superman’ In a new documentary on the life of Christopher Reeve, Dr. Steven Kirshblum talks tells JNS that the actor surprised him once by showing up at his shul. Alan Zeitlin Oct. 14, 2024
TAU researchers allow patient to ‘speak’ with thought alone The findings offer hope for those unable to speak due to conditions such as ALS, brainstem stroke or brain injury, the researchers said. July 16, 2024
Principles of origami used to position sensors inside 3D-bioprinted tissues “This new technology is an important step forward for biological research,” say researchers at Tel Aviv University. July 8, 2024
Startup Nation Central partners with Israeli hospital to boost health tech in north "We see this collaboration as a driver for economic recovery and business growth in northern Israel,” said Avi Hasson, CEO of Startup Nation Central. July 2, 2024
Beilinson Hospital study reveals ethnic disparity in early-onset Alzheimer’s Research found that 64% of diagnoses were from Sephardic Jewish backgrounds while 36% originated from Ashkenazic backgrounds. April 9, 2024
Israeli team prevents memory deterioration in Alzheimer’s animal model Researchers from Tel Aviv University say their findings may open the door to diagnosing the disease 10 to 20 years before the onset of cognitive decline, and offer a path to preventing dementia symptoms entirely. Feb. 14, 2024
Israeli procedure targets, destroys bone-marrow cancer cells “The system is the first to effectively reach cancer cells inside the marrow,” said Tel Aviv University professor Dan Peer. Pesach Benson July 31, 2023
Jerusalem surgeons reattach Arab boy’s head after internal decapitation "I will thank you all my life for saving my dear only son," the father told medical staff. July 11, 2023