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The 5 Foods That Will Improve Your Mood and Awaken Sexual Desire
Planning a romantic meal? These are the foods you must include: they are not only tasty and healthy, but also improve mood - and reawaken desire.

The silent threat to the liver: everything you need to know about viral hepatitis B and C
Years of life without pain or fatigue. Without treatment, chronic inflammation can lead to cirrhosis and liver cancer. The good news: it can be prevented and cured without side effects.

More Than Just Pain: How Migraine Impacts Relationships
Surveys from the US and Israel reveal how migraines affect relationships, intimacy, and social plans, often leading to guilt and emotional distance. Many patients admit to hiding the severity of their condition from their partners.

Jerusalem: 4-year-old girl sedated and intubated after choking on a grape
The girl's heart stopped beating after a grape blocked her airway at her home in Jerusalem. MADA teams performed resuscitation, extracted the pieces of grape from her throat, and restored her pulse. She was evacuated to Shaare Zedek Hospital in serious and stable condition.

Eden Golan on life's twists: "Life makes a U-turn"
Eden Golan suffered a shoulder injury during rehearsals for "Dancing with the Stars" and had to take a break, but despite ongoing treatment, she has already returned to the stage.

Niv Haya's mother reveals: "There was no chance, I extended her life"
Gali Sagi, the mother of the late Niv Haya, who passed away from cancer, appeared on 'Israel HaBoker' to discuss the book she wrote during her daughter's treatment in Texas. "It took on a completely different meaning when she passed away; she managed to hold it in her hand literally a week before. She was unconscious and I read chapters to her," she shared.

Ex-wife of Hanan Ben Ari recalls emergency surgery: "It was sheer terror"
Author and journalist Hadassa Ben Ari marked her youngest daughter's third birthday by revealing the terrifying moments she endured in the delivery room: "An emergency surgery in the middle of the night. Because of the sheer terror that fell upon me, I couldn't even remember the words of the Shema Yisrael. Thank God for watching over us."

The Noisy Road and Parkinson's Risk: How to Protect Yourself
A large-scale Danish study suggests that living near busy roads may slightly increase the risk of developing Parkinson's disease. However, scientists highlight that having a "quiet side" in your home can act as a crucial protective buffer for brain health.

Ministry of Health: Concern over rising rabies cases in Israel
With 63 cases of rabies identified in animals since the start of the year, the Ministry of Health warns that the trend is worsening. As the disease spreads into central regions, officials urge the public to remain vigilant and stop feeding wild animals. Prof. Sigal Sadetzki warns: "Without public cooperation, we cannot overcome this challenge."

Pancreatic cancer: an innovative drug slows disease progression
A new drug successfully blocks a protein considered one of the main growth drivers of pancreatic cancer, extending the lives of patients who have exhausted standard treatment options.

Cream, sorbet or protein ice cream: Which is the healthiest choice?
Ice cream is a summer staple, and there is no reason to give it up. A wise choice, an appropriate portion, and attention to ingredients are all it takes to enjoy it as part of a balanced diet without guilt.

Morning habits you should avoid on an empty stomach
From your first coffee to breakfast: small adjustments to help your digestive system start the day more comfortably.

Heavy mourning in the healthcare system: The groundbreaking physician has passed away
The Sheba Medical Center mourns the loss of Prof. Binyamina Morag, the first woman in Israel to practice interventional radiology, who led therapeutic revolutions and introduced innovative treatments that saved many lives.

Adi Buzaglo reveals severe medical condition following public backlash
After a video surfaced showing the couple using an earpiece during a 'Power Couple' challenge, Adi and Asi Buzaglo responded to the criticism, with Adi revealing she suffers from significant hearing loss.

A New Sunscreen Series for Athletes and Outdoor Enthusiasts
La Roche Posay introduces ANTHELIOS UVSPORT, a new SPF50+ protection line designed for high-intensity activities, featuring sweat and sand resistance.

Shattering myths: 5 "healthy" habits that sabotage your health
Who doesn't want to maintain a healthy lifestyle? However, it is important to note that not every belief or habit necessarily benefits our body. Here are five "healthy" actions that might do more harm than good.

Israeli study reveals: what weight loss injections do to the body
The drugs that are taking the world by storm raise complex questions about digestive system processes. A new Israeli study involving 129 patients breaks down the internal dynamics and provides an unequivocal answer.

15 Foods That May Slow Down the Aging Process: What You Should Know
A diet rich in antioxidants and healthy fats may protect cells from chronic damage. This list of 15 everyday foods includes dark chocolate, avocado, and green tea to help maintain your health.

"Magic Honey" for weight loss: Women report dizziness, depression, and loss of control
Marketed on social media as a "natural" weight loss product, this substance is causing alarming symptoms in users. Women report dizziness, nausea, mood swings, and feelings akin to drug withdrawal.

Eden Golan's health status: "It's not simple"
The renowned judge of "Dancing with the Stars" addressed the condition of the singer who suffered a shoulder injury and missed the last episode: "The most important thing is health." All the details.

Good news for parents of allergic children: Findings from a new Israeli study
Is it enough for a child with a food allergy to accidentally touch peanuts, milk, or an egg to develop a life-threatening reaction? A new Israeli study, one of the largest of its kind, provides an answer that may reduce parental anxiety: accidental contact of an allergenic food with healthy skin does not cause a life-threatening systemic allergic reaction.

The nightly habit that might cause you to gain weight without noticing
A new study published in the journal "Annals of Internal Medicine" suggests that a regular reduction in sleep hours may lead to weight gain. Researchers at the Columbia University Medical Center examined 95 adults, comparing periods of sufficient sleep with six weeks during which they cut about 90 minutes from the participants' nightly rest.

Trauma After October 7: Why a Survivor Is Still Denied Permanent Disability Status
Despite a diagnosis of PTSD and medical evidence, the National Insurance Institute (Bituach Leumi) continues to assign only temporary disability status to an October 7 survivor. Attorney Gil Kraus calls this practice outrageous, noting that forcing victims to repeatedly prove their condition only deepens their psychological trauma.

A rare case in Israel: A cyclist swallowed a bee - and his life was saved by a miracle
A Sharon resident was riding his bike when he was attacked by a swarm of bees, one of which entered his mouth. After receiving misleading advice from a chat app, he found himself in a life-threatening situation, until he was saved by the resourcefulness of doctors at Meir Medical Center.

The Artificial Intelligence Revolution Reaches Sunglasses
The transition to multifocal technology is becoming common not only in prescription glasses but also in sunglasses. New technology brings a dramatic improvement to vision and is suitable for a variety of activities.

15-year-old girl hospitalized following tick bite
A teenager was taken to the emergency room after attempts by community doctors to remove a tick failed. The director of the pediatric emergency department at Assuta Ashdod successfully extracted the parasite.

Less snacking, more activity: Making summer vacation healthier
Are your kids constantly raiding the fridge? With a bit of planning and a relaxed atmosphere, you can make summer days healthier without turning mealtimes into a daily struggle. As one dietitian notes: "The goal is not perfection, but a balance that lets children enjoy their break while still taking care of their bodies."

Adele Bespalov admits with pain: "The cancer puts me at risk"
The reality star shared with her followers that, following her past illness, a new pregnancy could significantly endanger her health and that of the fetus: "I would very much like to, but at the moment I don't have the option because of my health."

A life-saving maneuver: Husband holds wife upside down to keep her heart beating
An extraordinary medical case in an Indiana emergency room saw a husband carrying his wife upside down by her legs to keep her alive. This improvised rescue was the only way to maintain the connection of her disconnected pacemaker lead until surgery.

Maccabi Blocked LGBT Parents from Accessing Children's Medical Records Without Notice
LGBT parents have reported that Maccabi HMO restricted access to their children's medical records to biological parents only. The HMO cites compliance with Amendment 13 of the Privacy Protection Law, while parents demand an immediate reversal of this discriminatory policy.

Adam Tal, pioneer of digital marketing in Israel, dies at 43: 'He changed the lives of thousands'
Adam Tal, a leader in affiliate marketing and a pioneer of the local hip-hop scene, has passed away after a year-and-a-half battle with cancer. He leaves behind his wife and two sons. Friends and colleagues remember him as a remarkably talented, modest, and profound individual who mentored a generation of professionals.

Tzofit Grant Breaks Her Silence: "The Doctor Suggested I Take Pills"
Tzofit Grant shared on a podcast that over the past year, her cardiologist suggested she take psychiatric medication to cope with emotional stress.

A dangerous meal: Does this popular sauce really increase the risk of cancer?
Does spicy barbecue sauce really increase the risk of developing cancer? Prof. Eitan Friedman addresses the recent public concern, clarifying that such claims lack any scientific basis.

Storm in the football industry: Can heading the ball cause brain damage?
A new study from Scotland reveals that professional football players are at a significantly higher risk of developing neurological diseases. The risk of developing neurodegenerative conditions, such as Alzheimer's, is 3.4 times higher for them.
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Rafaella Twina reveals the drama she endured: "I lost consciousness"
The "Big Brother" alumna shared a harrowing experience she had at the beach over the weekend. According to her, the situation spiraled out of control, and her partner is still unaware of the incident.

Jumping into cold water at the peak of heat - much more dangerous than you thought
On hot days, jumping into cool water can trigger a "cold shock." Professor Eitan Friedman warns that sudden temperature changes are dangerous, potentially causing involuntary breath-holding and drowning risks.

"Within minutes the whole street was filled with fire trucks": Toxic gas leaked in a residential building in Ramat HaSharon
A leak of methyl bromide, a toxic gas used for agricultural pest control, led on Friday to the mobilization of fire, police, and Magen David Adom forces to the residential building. The container was located on the minus 2 floor of the building: "Apparently, a child or a teenager moved the container or damaged it, and that is what caused the leak."

Israeli basketball coach David Blatt: Life in the US and the battle with illness
Shani Blatt, daughter of the renowned basketball coach, shared an update on her father's health as he continues his battle with multiple sclerosis since 2019. She noted that despite a challenging personal period, he remains surrounded by love and support.

Dana Grotsky on Her Health: "It Is Something That Is in My Thoughts"
Dana Grotsky shared in an interview the medical procedures she has been undergoing in recent years: "I am under constant surveillance," she said, emphasizing the importance of preventive care and early detection.

Saving a life in Israel: A rare fetal surgery during wartime
A couple from Cyprus traveled to Israel to save their unborn child. Doctors at Beilinson performed a rare in-utero cyst drainage, allowing the baby to breathe independently immediately after birth.