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Aug 9, 2026
10:06Mako
4 ointments and 5 types of antibiotics did not help: he got a tattoo - and has been suffering from itchy pimples ever since
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4 ointments and 5 types of antibiotics did not help: he got a tattoo - and has been suffering from itchy pimples ever since

Four ointments, five types of antibiotics, and other treatments failed to bring relief to the skin condition, and Nadav is already close to despair. Following the case, we turned to a skin specialist, and he explains what might cause such an unusual reaction. "A skin biopsy is the most important test in such cases, because it allows distinguishing between an allergic reaction, a bacterial...

09:43Mako
11-year-old boy steps on hidden branch: doctors warn against self-extraction of foreign objects
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11-year-old boy steps on hidden branch: doctors warn against self-extraction of foreign objects

While playing in the schoolyard, 11-year-old Asaf stepped on a pile of leaves concealing a sharp branch that penetrated deep into his leg. Following successful surgery at Hadassah Hospital, doctors emphasize that attempting to remove such objects independently can cause severe complications.

07:55Maariv
He eats nine slices of bread a day - but the menu sounds completely reasonable to me | Dr. Maya Roseman
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He eats nine slices of bread a day - but the menu sounds completely reasonable to me | Dr. Maya Roseman

A listener shared that he eats nine slices of light bread a day and was worried that the amount was hindering his weight loss. I explained to him why the number alone is misleading, what really determines the menu, and which bread is better to choose.

07:50Mako
Rich in protein and good for digestion: all the benefits of tempeh
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Rich in protein and good for digestion: all the benefits of tempeh

It is rich in complete protein, contains dietary fiber, and undergoes a natural fermentation process. Tempeh, the star of the protein world, has already conquered the health world but is still not very well known in Israel. Naturopath: "It is one of the most intriguing protein sources in the world of nutrition."

"To restore their sense of security": how surfing becomes a rehabilitation tool for soldiers
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"To restore their sense of security": how surfing becomes a rehabilitation tool for soldiers

Studies from recent years indicate that surfing therapy may reduce post-traumatic symptoms. The "Surfers Without Borders" organization has turned these findings into a rehabilitation program that combines surfing with professional guidance and a supportive community for trauma survivors.

Aug 8, 2026
20:14ICE
At 70, the beloved journalist says a painful goodbye to listeners: "The disease is taking me"
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At 70, the beloved journalist says a painful goodbye to listeners: "The disease is taking me"

Oren Nahari broadcast his final program on Kan Reshet Bet and said goodbye to listeners after decades of journalistic work. During the broadcast, he spoke about the progression of ALS and the difficulty of continuing his work, and received a special tribute from the President of the State, Isaac Herzog.

Refused to work for Jews - now claims 5G is scrambling his brain
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Refused to work for Jews - now claims 5G is scrambling his brain

Austin Franco, 19, who refused to work for a company because its founders are Jewish, claimed that radiation from a 5G facility near his new apartment is causing him severe headaches. After his parents evicted him due to his antisemitic views, he launched a fundraiser and has already raised over $10,000.

15:01Maariv
5 died after entering the sea: The deadly bacterium that is well known in Israel too
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5 died after entering the sea: The deadly bacterium that is well known in Israel too

Five out of nine patients in Louisiana died this year after skin wounds were exposed to seawater. The aggressive bacterium Vibrio vulnificus is also known in Israel and can penetrate the body even following a small injury from a fish.

After weighing 180 kg: You won't believe how the Hollywood star you all know looks today
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After weighing 180 kg: You won't believe how the Hollywood star you all know looks today

The esteemed actor (72), known to many for his roles in "Roseanne" and "The Big Lebowski," shed half his body weight in a slow and inspiring process. After years of struggling with binge eating and alcoholism, Goodman switched to a Mediterranean diet and committed to daily walking. In a candid interview, he explains: "This time I realized it was a lifelong change and not a temporary diet."

11:01Maariv
Not just the sun: Daily habits that are aging your skin
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Not just the sun: Daily habits that are aging your skin

Stress, lack of sleep, an unbalanced diet, and environmental pollution can make your skin look older, accelerating wrinkles and loss of elasticity. Adopting better daily habits can help maintain a healthier, fresher appearance.

07:23Ynet
"Sweet angel. Fly high": Influencer who documented battle with rare cancer dies at 26
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"Sweet angel. Fly high": Influencer who documented battle with rare cancer dies at 26

Sydney Towle, an American content creator, was diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma, a rare cancer of the bile ducts, when she was only 23. Instead of hiding the disease, she chose to document it in incredible detail for more than a million followers on social media. "No one knows for sure what will happen," she said. She adopted the motto from the movie "Finding Nemo": "Just keep swimming."

Aug 7, 2026
13:45ICE
Veteran media personality says goodbye after 40 years: "The last program"
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Veteran media personality says goodbye after 40 years: "The last program"

Oren Nahari will record his final program on Reshet Bet following a severe deterioration in his condition due to the incurable disease from which he suffers. In an emotional post, he shared his pain and admitted: "I am sad about the years I could have spent with Vered, the children, and the grandchildren" | All the details

13:45ICE
New study reveals: 3 risk factors that harm heart and brain health
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New study reveals: 3 risk factors that harm heart and brain health

Are you risking your future without knowing it? Scientists followed over 12,000 participants for years and discovered an inconceivable gap in brain health among those who did not avoid three key factors.

13:25Now14
The Medical Debate Is Over: Study Reveals Why the Body Hurts for No Reason
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The Medical Debate Is Over: Study Reveals Why the Body Hurts for No Reason

Fibromyalgia is a debilitating condition causing widespread pain and fatigue. A massive genetic study from the University of Michigan has shed new light on the mystery, confirming that the root cause lies in the central nervous system rather than the immune system.

13:05ICE
Israeli businessman Roni Shaten on surviving a coma: "I felt like an alien"
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Israeli businessman Roni Shaten on surviving a coma: "I felt like an alien"

Industrialist and businessman Roni Shaten was rushed to Ichilov Hospital with a life-threatening infection. After spending six days in a medically induced coma, he shares the details of his recovery, his plans to downsize his home, and his concerns for the future of Israel.

11:52Globes
I Swapped Coffee for Energy Drinks and Almost Lost My Mind
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I Swapped Coffee for Energy Drinks and Almost Lost My Mind

This is what the work week of Wall Street Journal reporter Jamie Waters looks like on a diet of Celsius and other high-caffeine drinks that promise to help consumers reach their full potential.

08:56Now14
Many make this mistake before a workout, and it could hurt the results
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Many make this mistake before a workout, and it could hurt the results

We all know the moment: you arrive at the gym, change into sportswear, and stand before the machines wondering how to start. Should you head straight to the treadmill or stop for a few minutes of stretching? Opinions on this have shifted over the years, and the truth lies somewhere in the middle.

08:43Now14
Think it's healthy? The drink that might hinder weight loss
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Think it's healthy? The drink that might hinder weight loss

We all know that moment at noon: the heat outside is oppressive, the craving for something sweet and refreshing intensifies, and we reach almost automatically for a "sugar-free" or "zero calorie" drink. However, according to experts, the choice that seems healthier does not always help with weight loss, and sometimes may even achieve the opposite result.

07:02Mako
Want to live a long life? Here are 6 habits that longevity experts do not give up
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Want to live a long life? Here are 6 habits that longevity experts do not give up

You don't have to wait for the next scientific breakthrough to influence the aging process. From quality sleep and movement to social connections, self-love, and a sense of mission — six experts share the one habit that they believe can make the difference.

07:00Ynet
Integrating Chinese Medicine into Fertility Treatments
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Integrating Chinese Medicine into Fertility Treatments

When Western technology meets the quiet and balance of the East

07:00Ynet
Breakthrough at the Heart Center of Kaplan Medical Center: Complex mitral valve implantation (Valve-in-Ring) via catheterization
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Breakthrough at the Heart Center of Kaplan Medical Center: Complex mitral valve implantation (Valve-in-Ring) via catheterization

Significant news for high-risk patients: The innovative LAMPOON technique prevents life-threatening complications and allows complex patients to avoid open-heart surgery and recover within days.

07:00Ynet
Integrating Chinese medicine into fertility treatments
Health

Integrating Chinese medicine into fertility treatments

When Western technology meets the quiet and balance of the East

01:31ICE
Michal Ansky reveals in a painful confession: 'I just sit and cry'
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Michal Ansky reveals in a painful confession: 'I just sit and cry'

The beloved media personality took off the masks in an open conversation and revealed the emotional crisis she is going through, the sadness that overwhelms her, and the heavy price she paid for years in front of the cameras.

Breastfeeding: How to Manage Challenges and Build Confidence
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Breastfeeding: How to Manage Challenges and Build Confidence

In honor of Breastfeeding Week, a Maccabi Healthcare Services expert explains how to cope with the physical and emotional challenges of early breastfeeding. Learn how to recognize hunger signs, ensure your baby is getting enough, and why family support is vital.

Aug 6, 2026
21:35Maariv
The parasite in the Sea of Galilee strikes again: two bathers diagnosed with corneal damage
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The parasite in the Sea of Galilee strikes again: two bathers diagnosed with corneal damage

Two bathers in the Sea of Galilee were diagnosed with corneal damage attributed to the microsporidia parasite. The Ministry of Health emphasizes that swimming is permitted, but recommends contacting an ophthalmologist if redness, pain, or a foreign body sensation occur.

A sad end: The TikTok star who documented her battle with cancer has passed away at 26
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A sad end: The TikTok star who documented her battle with cancer has passed away at 26

Sydney Taul, who shared her journey with cancer with her online community, has died from complications of the disease. By sharing intimate and poignant moments, she reached over a million followers and challenged perceptions of living with a terminal illness.

19:55Now14
Can a hyperbaric chamber really slow down aging?
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Can a hyperbaric chamber really slow down aging?

For decades, hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT), better known as hyperbaric chamber treatment, has been used for specific medical conditions such as decompression sickness, carbon monoxide poisoning, chronic non-healing wounds, and radiation damage. In recent years, however, it has become one of the most intriguing fields in longevity medicine — the field concerned with extending healthy life years.

19:30Maariv
Not for everyone: The danger of the fruit Israelis love
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Not for everyone: The danger of the fruit Israelis love

Watermelon is considered a refreshing summer fruit, but excessive consumption can exacerbate problems for those with kidney disease, diabetes, and digestive system issues. Experts recommend adjusting the amount to one's medical condition and consulting a professional when necessary.

19:26Now14
Ministry of Health warning: Dangerous substances found in hair straightening products
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Ministry of Health warning: Dangerous substances found in hair straightening products

The Ministry of Health issued a warning today (Thursday) following inspections at the "Merkaz HaHalakot" chain. Laboratory tests of seized products identified several shampoos and hair straightening treatments that are not registered in the Ministry's database, rendering their sale illegal. Among the products flagged are PROTEIN + MINERAL PREMIUM HAIR STRAIGHTENING, Protein Mineral Premium Pre...

18:34Globes
Sudoku probably won't save your brain. So what will?
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Sudoku probably won't save your brain. So what will?

A large study recently published reached an optimistic conclusion: 70 and 80-year-olds can improve their cognitive abilities just like young people. However, the promise is controversial: do brain training exercises really improve overall brain function, or does the key lie elsewhere? On one thing everyone agrees: the perception that the brain necessarily deteriorates over time is no longer...

17:45Now14
New study finds link between diabetes at a young age and dementia in old age
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New study finds link between diabetes at a young age and dementia in old age

Could the age at which type 1 diabetes develops in childhood affect brain health decades later? This is the question at the center of a new international study recently published in the scientific journal Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism. The study, which involved researchers from Sweden and other countries, examined for the first time whether the age of diagnosis of type 1 diabetes is associated...

17:10Now14
A new drug for ADHD: Does it really change the rules of the game?
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A new drug for ADHD: Does it really change the rules of the game?

Just before the start of the school year, as more parents are re-examining treatment options for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), a new drug has been approved in the United States that is generating significant interest in the medical community. It is Simtriyo (centanafadine), which was recently approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of children...

17:07ICE
Miri Mesika in a complex medical drama: "I can't move my face"
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Miri Mesika in a complex medical drama: "I can't move my face"

The renowned singer arrived last night with her friend Keren Peles on the set of "Dancing with the Stars." However, behind the scenes, she shared about the anxiety attack that accompanied her throughout the evening and responded to it with her characteristic humor.

15:46Walla
Scalpel left in shoulder: Ichilov patient speaks out after being accused of faking pain
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Scalpel left in shoulder: Ichilov patient speaks out after being accused of faking pain

A 40-year-old Tel Aviv resident, who underwent surgery following a scooter accident, endured months of agony while doctors dismissed his complaints as imaginary. A recent scan finally revealed a scalpel left inside his shoulder. The patient is now considering legal action.

15:40Mako
"My goal is to be very famous, very rich, and very handsome"
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"My goal is to be very famous, very rich, and very handsome"

Ben Gandis started training due to body image issues, reached the YAMAM, and was wounded by an explosive device two weeks before his discharge. After reaching what he calls "the bottom of appearance," he adopted looksmaxxing and took it to the extreme: from rhinoplasty and injections to changing eye structure and the possibility of limb lengthening. But the change also took a toll: "I stopped...

14:37Now14
First Death from West Nile Fever: 10 Cases Diagnosed in Israel
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First Death from West Nile Fever: 10 Cases Diagnosed in Israel

The Ministry of Health reported on Thursday the first death from West Nile fever this season, with ten total cases diagnosed across Israel. The victim, a man in his 70s, was hospitalized in mid-July due to complications from the virus.

14:23Now14
26.5 Million Shekels to Strengthen Hospitals: A New Initiative
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26.5 Million Shekels to Strengthen Hospitals: A New Initiative

Amid ongoing pressure on the public health system, the Ministry of Health has allocated 26.5 million shekels to hire 82 nurses with clinical expertise. These specialists will be deployed to critical departments in public hospitals nationwide.

14:22ICE
Yarden Harel breaks her silence and reveals: "I had a hard time mentally, I lost weight"
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Yarden Harel breaks her silence and reveals: "I had a hard time mentally, I lost weight"

An answer to a routine question on Instagram led the TV presenter to share a particularly revealing text about the fertility treatments she underwent, the stillbirth, and the desire to maintain control during moments of grief.

14:12Mako
First victim this year: 70-year-old patient dies from West Nile fever
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First victim this year: 70-year-old patient dies from West Nile fever

Following reports of six cases last week, Israel has confirmed its first death from West Nile fever this year. Health experts urge continued vigilance throughout the summer months.

14:09Now14
Without you noticing: how body posture determines your success
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Without you noticing: how body posture determines your success

A new study from McGill University, published in the "British Journal of Psychology", examines the surprising link between posture, mood, and behavior. The findings reveal that our physical positioning directly impacts how we make decisions.

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