Society

Magen David Adom has acquired seven advanced BMW Adventure motorcycles for its emergency response unit, incorporating lessons learned from the war and October 7 to shorten response times.

Chronic lower back pain in young men that worsens at night and during rest may indicate axial spondyloarthritis, a spinal inflammatory disease often diagnosed late.

The Population and Immigration Authority appealed to Israel's Supreme Court to deport the caregiver of 97-year-old Israel Prize laureate Prof. Avishag Nevo, sparking outrage from his family.

After being diagnosed with stage 2-3 cancer shortly after her mother, 46-year-old mother of seven Leah Shops shares her inspiring journey of early detection, family resilience, and community support.

Dermatologists warn that social media beauty trends are leading young girls to use inappropriate skincare products and sheet masks containing harsh active ingredients, risking skin damage.

Medica Tel Aviv CEO Anat Nussbaum resigned following a Ministry of Health closure order due to severe medical violations, including nurses performing surgeries.

Israel's welfare system faces a severe labor shortage amid rising demands from wartime hardships and economic pressures, prompting varied proposals from political parties ahead of the 2026 elections.

Comparing the nutritional benefits of eggs, tuna, and cottage cheese for dinner. Clinical dietitian Leah Frigerman analyzes protein sources, digestion, and evening meals.

With winter respiratory viruses circulating, flu and COVID-19 share many symptoms. Learn how to distinguish them, why diagnosis matters for treatment, and when to seek medical help.

Medical experts address common health questions regarding eye redness, lower back pain, dark stools from iron, chronic throat clearing, memory lapses, and metformin.

Diving accidents in Eilat nearly tripled between January and August 2026, with the Joseftal Medical Center treating 35 divers compared to 12 last year.

Residents of the Menashe region are protesting against ongoing toxic smoke and chemical odors caused by illegal waste burning, demanding urgent government action.

As the academic year begins, experts note that chronic focus issues and procrastination among students are often undiagnosed ADHD rather than mere laziness or lack of willpower.

In an emotional interview, Talia Glasser shares the tragic loss of her sister Rachel to suicide, discussing the invisible nature of clinical depression and the family's journey toward open dialogue and awareness.

A conference by the Israel Medical Association revealed that physician emigration from Clalit more than tripled since 2023. Experts warned that security, political, and economic factors are driving top medical talent abroad.

Experts warn that improper strength training technique, such as inward knee collapse during squats, significantly worsens joint pain. Proper form and footwear are vital.

Israeli health experts report a seasonal surge in hoarseness and viral respiratory infections linked to dry weather, temperature shifts, and indoor air conditioning.

A new viral soap-blowing social media trend in Israel is raising health alarms. Pediatricians and dermatologists warn that dishwashing chemicals can cause chemical burns and severe poisoning.

An 18-month-old toddler from East Jerusalem tragically died from choking on Monday morning. Following the incident, MDA paramedic experts reiterate essential life-saving first aid instructions for infants.

A new report by Bayit LeKol Yeled reveals that children in Israel face multiple intersecting risks, including neglect, violence, and emotional trauma alongside sexual abuse, highlighting the urgent need for a unified national strategy and clear governmental accountability.

A large UK Biobank study published in Scientific Reports links specific food preferences, like olive oil and broccoli, to lower mortality risks, urging mindful dietary diversity.

An Israeli clinical psychologist received a two-year license suspension for entering a romantic relationship with a patient, marking a notable legal precedent regarding professional boundaries and therapeutic ethics.

Recent studies show that creatine, a popular fitness supplement, also acts as a vital brain energy source, supporting cognitive function, focus, and mental endurance. Experts outline its benefits alongside potential side effects like water retention and kidney test impacts.

Kenya confirms its eighth Ebola case as health authorities ramp up border screenings and contact tracing. Meanwhile, the DRC faces the deadliest outbreak in its history driven by the rare Bundibugyo strain.

Recent studies highlight the critical link between diet, oral microbiome balance, and overall health. Eating nitrate-rich vegetables, polyphenols, and hard cheeses supports beneficial oral bacteria, while sugars and improper mouthwash use disrupt it.

Dozens of Israeli couples and surrogate mothers face indefinite delays in their surrogacy processes due to the sudden replacement of the Ministry of Health committee members.

A groundbreaking weight-loss drug, Retatrutide, offers high efficacy in clinical trials but triggers severe medical warnings regarding gray-market counterfeits.

A seasonal surge in respiratory illnesses across Israel brings widespread coughing, fever, and fatigue. Health experts advise caution, proper rest, and monitoring for complications.

Kaplan Medical Center management filed a complaint against cardiology head Prof. Kobi George over unauthorized blood sampling for research, amid an ongoing probe into falsified residency training records.

Israel is preparing to transition to winter time, moving clocks back by one hour. Experts share tips on how the biological clock adapts to shorter days and reduced sunlight.

Several families visiting the Kfar Maccabiah hotel in Ramat Gan suffered severe food poisoning symptoms after dining. Guests accused management of downplaying the incident, while the hotel stated samples were sent for lab testing.

Prominent Israeli journalist Shlomi Eldar announced he underwent a successful tumor removal procedure at Assuta Hospital in Ashdod, praising the medical staff.

A joint study by Tufts and Boston universities reveals that daily exposure to common bisphenol mixtures can induce molecular changes in human breast tissue, potentially increasing breast cancer vulnerability.

Experiencing a sharp pain in the side during a run is a common issue linked to physical exertion. Learn what causes side stitches and how to prevent or relieve them effectively.

Daniela Shiver, a 34-year-old mother of three, shares her inspiring journey of battling cancer diagnosed just days after giving birth, overcoming the disease, and later welcoming a new baby.

A five-year-old boy who witnessed his mother's murder in Be'er Sheva will be returned to his 22-year-old sister following a resolution with the Welfare Ministry.

The father of a groom collapsed during a wedding in the Shephelah region on Thursday evening. Quick-acting guests used an on-site defibrillator and performed CPR, helping medics restore his pulse and safely evacuate him to Kaplan Medical Center.

Israel reports 108 rabies cases this year, surpassing last year's record. The Veterinary Medical Association demands urgent Ministry of Health funding for frontline workers' vaccines.

The 2026 swimming season in Israel ended with 35 drowning fatalities, with the majority occurring at unauthorized beaches or outside lifeguard hours, according to the Ministry of Interior.