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The unique connections of the brain in adolescence
A new study, conducted on mice, shows that in adolescence, not only are unnecessary connections between nerve cells removed, but new communication centers are created — the absence of which may be related to the development of diseases like schizophrenia.
How hot is too hot? The study that warns of a new and surprising limit
Feeling hot already? Research shows that the body struggles to regulate its temperature under heat load conditions lower than previously thought. What does this mean for us in the Israeli summer?
How Daily Walking Affects Your Hunger Levels
Daily walking doesn't necessarily make you hungrier — in fact, it can sometimes reduce the urge to snack. Experts explain how walking duration, intensity, sleep quality, and nutrition habits influence your body's hunger signals.
Is Shampoo Harmful? The Story of a Man Who Didn't Wash His Hair for a Year
After washing his hair daily, George Francis Lee followed his barber's advice to stop using shampoo for two weeks. The experiment turned into a year-long habit, and the results surprised even him.
"Popcorn Brain" in teenagers: The signs every parent should know
The constant transition between videos, apps, and notifications can make it difficult for teenagers to concentrate, deal with boredom, and enjoy activities that do not include a screen. Here is how to identify the signs and what can be done to help them regain their attention.