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08:51Walla
"I saw spots, it wasn't normal": The mystery of Auger-Aliassime
Tennis

"I saw spots, it wasn't normal": The mystery of Auger-Aliassime

The world number 4 was eliminated in the second round of the US Open after a loss to Khachanov, and revealed he suffered from dizziness and vision problems: "I've never felt like this". The Canadian will undergo tests in an attempt to understand what happened to him.

Did you sleep little all week? This is the number of hours of sleep you should catch up on over the weekend
Health

Did you sleep little all week? This is the number of hours of sleep you should catch up on over the weekend

A new study has found that catching up on sleep on weekends is beneficial for the body. Experts suggest that an extra 1 hour and 27 minutes of sleep is the ideal amount to reduce health risks.

Sep 3, 2026
20:01ICE
Guy Zu-Aretz reveals health struggles: "I was afraid to make a decision"
Celebrities

Guy Zu-Aretz reveals health struggles: "I was afraid to make a decision"

Following a severe herniated disc that sidelined him from "Big Brother," host and actor Guy Zu-Aretz opened up about his fears regarding surgery and the crucial role his wife, Yael Bar Zohar, played in his recovery.

Mandatory testosterone tests: Pete Hegseth's move to strengthen American troops
World

Mandatory testosterone tests: Pete Hegseth's move to strengthen American troops

The US Department of Defense is implementing mandatory testosterone testing for service members. The initiative aims to optimize soldiers' physical health, though experts warn of the risks of unnecessary medical intervention.

Chasing the "perfect sleep"? It might actually be harming you
Health

Chasing the "perfect sleep"? It might actually be harming you

Smartwatches promised to help us sleep better, but experts warn that the attempt to achieve a "maximum sleep score" might actually harm us and create anxiety. Expert tips: how to really get a good night's sleep.

11:54Mako
Israel leads in problematic social media usage: 16% of students are considered "addicted"
Health

Israel leads in problematic social media usage: 16% of students are considered "addicted"

The Ministry of Health publishes new recommendations for dealing with increasing usage: no screens until age two, smartphone only from age 13, and social media from age 15. Moshe Bar Siman-Tov: "A critical impact on public health, mental health, and health in general."

10:58ICE
Tal Tito shares her physical condition: "I haven't been able to move for a week"
Celebrities

Tal Tito shares her physical condition: "I haven't been able to move for a week"

The beloved reality star shared with her followers an unusual physical difficulty that has been bothering her for a week, and admitted that the situation is starting to worry her greatly after she lost the ability to perform basic actions.

Sep 2, 2026
16:42Mako
Lionel Richie Remains Hospitalized Amid Suspected Heart Issues
Celebrities

Lionel Richie Remains Hospitalized Amid Suspected Heart Issues

After feeling unwell and being hospitalized following a performance, Lionel Richie is undergoing tests as doctors investigate potential heart issues. The 77-year-old singer remains under medical care.

12:02Mako
"Bleeding, life-threatening danger and even death": Following the CNN investigation, experts in Israel warn of neurological damage that can be caused by roller coasters
Health

"Bleeding, life-threatening danger and even death": Following the CNN investigation, experts in Israel warn of neurological damage that can be caused by roller coasters

Beilinson Hospital recently treated a 60-year-old man who spent time with his grandchildren at an amusement park in Italy, and upon returning to Israel, doctors discovered he was suffering from a brain hemorrhage. Against the backdrop of a CNN investigation that exposed a series of severe brain injuries linked to a roller coaster in the US, including two deaths, experts in Israel are also warning...

08:59Mako
Is eating at night harmful to health?
Health

Is eating at night harmful to health?

Have you also heard that eating at night will cause you to gain weight and that you should stop eating by eight in the evening at the latest? So here is what the dietitian has to say on the subject. The good news: it's not really true. "What you eat is more important than when you eat it." On the other hand - there are some situations where it is still recommended to avoid eating at late hours.

05:03Ynet
Almost half of Israelis admit: "We don't sleep well"
Health

Almost half of Israelis admit: "We don't sleep well"

A new survey by the Midgam Institute for Garmin and ynet reveals how much Israelis sleep, how often they wake up at night, and how satisfied they are with the quality of their sleep. Also: how many of us are already using technology to understand what happens while we sleep?

03:34Now14
Disturbing discovery: The basic ingredient that may impair men's memory
Health

Disturbing discovery: The basic ingredient that may impair men's memory

In a study published in the scientific journal "Neurobiology of Aging", which lasted for six years and included careful monitoring of older adults, researchers discovered that men who consume high amounts of sodium suffer from accelerated memory impairment compared to those who maintained a low dosage.

Sep 1, 2026
17:06ICE
Eden Harel reveals her health condition: "Again"
Celebrities

Eden Harel reveals her health condition: "Again"

The television presenter, who is accustomed to openly sharing with her followers on social media, is currently in the midst of preparations for her return to Channel 14 with a new program. However, the heavy workload is apparently taking its toll — Harel shared details about a medical issue.

10:53Mako
"Dozens of cases": The skin phenomenon alarming parents
Health

"Dozens of cases": The skin phenomenon alarming parents

Three siblings returned from a vacation in Greece with white spots on their faces. Their mother suspected a fungal infection, but a dermatologist explained that it is a common, non-contagious skin condition that often causes unnecessary panic among parents. The doctor noted: "We are seeing dozens of such cases."

09:03Mako
Everything on the plate: The surprising connection between food and concentration
Health

Everything on the plate: The surprising connection between food and concentration

Progress in sugar monitoring has expanded our understanding of the link between nutrition, energy, and daily functioning. Improving concentration does not start with another coffee break, but with a better understanding of how our body reacts to food.

Aug 31, 2026
23:48Mako
At 77: Lionel Richie hospitalized for the second time in two months
Celebrities

At 77: Lionel Richie hospitalized for the second time in two months

The legendary star arrived at the hospital after a performance he held in St. Louis, where he underwent medical tests. According to reports, Richie is exercising extreme caution following his health condition, and according to sources familiar with the details, he is expected to be discharged as early as tomorrow.

17:22N12
Winter Time 2026: When do we change the clocks?
Local News

Winter Time 2026: When do we change the clocks?

Between Saturday and Sunday, October 24-25, 2026, at 02:00 AM, Israel will switch to winter time, moving the clocks back one hour. Learn how to verify your device settings, the impact of the time change on health, and the arguments against the transition.

15:29ICE
Tal Tito reveals health struggles: "In reality, I am shattered"
Celebrities

Tal Tito reveals health struggles: "In reality, I am shattered"

Big Brother star Tal Tito has opened up to her followers about the severe neck pain hindering her daily life, just months after revealing her ongoing battle with Crohn's disease.

09:17Now14
Waking up and unable to move: what happens during sleep paralysis and how to avoid it?
Health

Waking up and unable to move: what happens during sleep paralysis and how to avoid it?

You wake up in the middle of the night, fully aware of your surroundings, but unable to move your body. Sometimes you also feel like someone is in the room. So what is actually happening to us during sleep paralysis?

08:22Walla
Djokovic: "A serious problem, my whole body just started to shut down"
Tennis

Djokovic: "A serious problem, my whole body just started to shut down"

After the sensational first-round exit at the US Open to Navone, the 39-year-old Serb spoke about the vomiting, cramps, and the health issue that has been accompanying him. Following the loss, he will drop out of the top 10 for the first time in eight years.

07:13Now14
Woman lost the ability to speak: diagnosis revealed an unusual process in the brain
Health

Woman lost the ability to speak: diagnosis revealed an unusual process in the brain

A 60-year-old woman from China gradually lost her ability to communicate with her surroundings after suffering for about two months from deteriorating thinking and behavioral changes, until she stopped speaking completely. At the Qilu Hospital in Jinan, doctors tried to understand what was behind her condition, and after a series of tests, it turned out that her immune system had begun to...

Aug 30, 2026
Woke up in the middle of the night - and discovered a live bat inside her mouth
Animals

Woke up in the middle of the night - and discovered a live bat inside her mouth

Dr. Krista Edelman, an American physician, experienced a chilling moment when she felt movement in her mouth and realized it was a bat. She rushed to receive preventative treatment for rabies and breathed a sigh of relief when it turned out the animal was not infected with the deadly disease.

22:07ICE
Israeli breakthrough: A saliva test that will predict cancer and heart disease years in advance
Science

Israeli breakthrough: A saliva test that will predict cancer and heart disease years in advance

Israeli scientists have developed an innovative saliva test that maps the human genome and is capable of detecting the risk of about 50 types of cancer, stroke, and heart disease years before they break out.

Do not give in to your children: is a mid-morning snack enough? It turns out not
Food

Do not give in to your children: is a mid-morning snack enough? It turns out not

Skipping breakfast can impair concentration and lead to nutritional deficiencies. So what should be eaten before school, and what to do when children refuse? Tips that will ease the family morning rush.

11:51Mako
"Caused inflammation and abdominal pain": Shelly Yachimovich reveals how she discovered pancreatic cancer
Health

"Caused inflammation and abdominal pain": Shelly Yachimovich reveals how she discovered pancreatic cancer

Former Knesset member and journalist Shelly Yachimovich published an update on her condition and answered questions from the public. She explained how the tumor was diagnosed at an early stage and clarified that the new pancreatic cancer drug is not currently relevant for her.

11:41ICE
Shelly Yachimovich after health update: "I will not be able to answer"
Health

Shelly Yachimovich after health update: "I will not be able to answer"

After revealing her struggle with pancreatic cancer, the journalist and former politician shares the "tsunami of empathy" she received. Now, she answers followers' questions and reveals the rare coincidence that led to the early detection of the disease.

Aug 29, 2026
"Doesn't look good": Mysterious bulge on Donald Trump's suit sparks online storm
World

"Doesn't look good": Mysterious bulge on Donald Trump's suit sparks online storm

A suspicious square bulge under the US President's suit has sparked an online storm. Alongside theories about unapproved medical equipment, a senior cardiologist warns that the 80-year-old "does not look good" and demands immediate disclosure of data.

Aug 28, 2026
06:50Now14
The flexibility that became a nightmare: a hidden disease affects hundreds of thousands
Health

The flexibility that became a nightmare: a hidden disease affects hundreds of thousands

Vivian Duval, 58, from the UK, discovered that her extraordinary flexibility, which allowed her to perform any yoga pose, was actually a sign of a hidden disease that caused her great suffering for years. For many long years, she dealt with digestive problems, fatigue, and pain without understanding their source. Only after watching a video on social media that explained the symptoms of...

Aug 27, 2026
17:15Now14
Your phone is much dirtier than you thought
Gadgets & Software

Your phone is much dirtier than you thought

Our phone accompanies us almost everywhere – it is in our hands almost all day, on the desk, in bed, in the bag, and even in the bathroom, including public ones. Throughout the day we touch dozens of different surfaces and then return to touch the screen, so it is not surprising that it becomes a place where bacteria and microorganisms from our environment accumulate. The question is just how many...

11:55Now14
Concern in Norway: King Harald's condition is "very serious"
World

Concern in Norway: King Harald's condition is "very serious"

The health condition of 89-year-old King Harald V of Norway has deteriorated during his hospitalization, with the Royal Palace describing his status as "very serious." The monarch has been hospitalized since August 17 for a bacterial blood infection.

10:23Mako
Barry Manilow takes a break from performing after cancer diagnosis: "We pushed too hard"
Celebrities

Barry Manilow takes a break from performing after cancer diagnosis: "We pushed too hard"

Despite the cancer discovered in his lungs, Barry Manilow tried to continue performing but was forced to cancel shows at the last minute. Now he is announcing a break from performing for the coming months, and admits: "Maybe we pushed too hard."

09:25Mako
Not just sugar: tests that can detect metabolic disease years before diagnosis
Health

Not just sugar: tests that can detect metabolic disease years before diagnosis

Are your sugar tests normal? This does not always mean everything is fine. Experts explain why metabolic medicine is no longer satisfied with just one index, and which early signs can indicate that the body is already on the way to diabetes, fatty liver, or heart disease — long before symptoms appear.

Aug 26, 2026
00:23Walla
"I did not want the children to come home and see a sick mother in bed"
Relationships

"I did not want the children to come home and see a sick mother in bed"

At 35, with four small children at home, Hani Gross received the news that shook her world: progressive multiple sclerosis. She cried, shared, sought help, and chose not to let the disease define her. Today, out of the pain, she strengthens other women and reminds them: "We do not choose the challenge, we choose how to deal with it."

21:44ICE
Beloved actress in complex health condition: "I was diagnosed with brain cancer"
Health

Beloved actress in complex health condition: "I was diagnosed with brain cancer"

A routine MRI scan revealed a cancerous tumor in the brain of the well-known star, who underwent two complex head surgeries following a severe complication discovered by a dermatologist that nearly cost her her life: "I am just grateful to be alive."

21:04ICE
New study reveals: The daily habit that may lead to stomach cancer
Health

New study reveals: The daily habit that may lead to stomach cancer

Data collected over decades reveals that daily consumption of sugary drinks increases the risk of developing the disease by two and a half times. These are the surprising findings discovered regarding diet versions.

13:12Mako
Groomed, training and getting infected: more young people are dealing with nail fungus
Health

Groomed, training and getting infected: more young people are dealing with nail fungus

Nail fungus is no longer the domain of the elderly alone; young people who spend time in the gym, at the pool, and in beauty salons may be more exposed. Why this happens, what the risk factors are, and how to reduce the risk – without giving up your grooming and training routine.

07:35Mako
How to identify: The difference between dehydration and heat stroke
Health

How to identify: The difference between dehydration and heat stroke

The extreme heat waves hitting Israel are a significant health risk, especially among sensitive populations. An expert explains how to distinguish between dehydration and heat stroke, how to prevent them, and what treatment is required.

07:29Mako
Studies reveal: Is the air conditioner really harmful to health?
Health

Studies reveal: Is the air conditioner really harmful to health?

In the Israeli summer, it is hard to imagine a day without an air conditioner. But improper use can cause dryness in the eyes and respiratory tract, worsen allergies and asthma, and even affect the quality of the air we breathe. The good news is that a few simple habits can make all the difference.

Aug 25, 2026
12:10ICE
Channel 11 news anchor in a candid monologue on air: "I'm tired of hiding and being ashamed"
Health

Channel 11 news anchor in a candid monologue on air: "I'm tired of hiding and being ashamed"

Sharon Davidovitch surprised viewers by revealing on live television the foreign object that had grown on his face, shared the struggles behind the scenes, and announced the medical procedure he will undergo this week.

The precise sleep duration range that will save the body from premature aging
Health

The precise sleep duration range that will save the body from premature aging

Researchers from Columbia University analyzed data from half a million people and found that sleep habits directly affect the rate at which internal organs age. The study identifies the "golden range" of sleep that helps maintain the body's youth.

10:23Mako
Dementia is no longer a "disease of the elderly"
Health

Dementia is no longer a "disease of the elderly"

It can arrive in the middle of life, when the career is at its peak, the children are still at home, and there are many plans for the future. But alongside the difficulty of dementia and Alzheimer's, many families are forced to deal with shame, concealment, and friends who do not always know how to react.

09:29Mako
Bruce Willis's daughter: "I miss a different version of who he was"
Celebrities

Bruce Willis's daughter: "I miss a different version of who he was"

While the famous actor deals with frontotemporal dementia, his eldest daughter Rumer Willis underwent genetic testing to assess her risks. Regarding her father, she admitted with pain: "There are days that are just so hard."

06:55Mako
Training even in a heatwave? Here is how to do it right
Health

Training even in a heatwave? Here is how to do it right

The Israeli summer does not have to stop your training routine, but it does require changing it. When heat stress and humidity rise, even a routine workout can become a burden on the body and lead to dehydration, heat exhaustion, and even heatstroke. How to train correctly on heatwave days, which workouts are more dangerous, and when must you stop?

04:54Now14
The medical reason why Simon Cowell is stepping off the screen
Celebrities

The medical reason why Simon Cowell is stepping off the screen

Simon Cowell is expected to be absent for several weeks from the filming of the reality shows where he serves as a judge, following a medical procedure he is preparing to undergo due to ongoing back problems. According to reports published this week, it is a routine procedure related to his old injury and not a new or serious medical problem. During his absence, guest judges are expected to fill...

Aug 24, 2026
10:37N12
Came for a routine heart checkup and lost her arms and legs
Health

Came for a routine heart checkup and lost her arms and legs

41-year-old Leslie Cowili from San Diego was completely healthy when she arrived for a routine heart checkup. Doctors discovered a life-threatening aortic dissection and rushed her into an eight-and-a-half-hour emergency surgery. Her life was saved, but in the weeks that followed, blood flow to her arms and legs was severely compromised, and doctors were forced to amputate her limbs.

09:29Now14
Did you think you were doing your body good? Healthy habits that might be harmful
Health

Did you think you were doing your body good? Healthy habits that might be harmful

We all know that moment when we decide to take charge of ourselves. We download step-tracking apps, buy protein powders, start waking up at five in the morning for a workout, and promise ourselves that this time it will work. We are sure that every such step brings us closer to the healthiest version of ourselves.

07:27Mako
It's not just about how much you drink: why the body still gets dehydrated
Health

It's not just about how much you drink: why the body still gets dehydrated

Drinking enough is an important part of protection against dehydration, but it is not always enough. In the Israeli heat, the body loses not only water but also salts, and the feeling of thirst does not always arrive in time. How to identify that the body is starting to dehydrate, who is at increased risk, and what simple habits can help maintain fluid balance?

06:55Ynet
Living near dry cleaners linked to increased risk of Parkinson's disease
Health

Living near dry cleaners linked to increased risk of Parkinson's disease

Nearly 19 million Americans were included in a study that found a distance-dependent link between living near a dry cleaning business and Parkinson's disease. Among those living within about 152 meters, higher odds for the disease were found. Dr. Sandra Benizri, a neurologist at Assuta: "There is no doubt that environmental factors play a role in Parkinson's. In recent years, there has been a...

06:01Maariv
Is your urine red? You may have just eaten this vegetable | Dr. Itay Gal
Health

Is your urine red? You may have just eaten this vegetable | Dr. Itay Gal

Beets are a healthy vegetable rich in pigments, but for some people, they can turn urine or stool red. This phenomenon is called beeturia, and it is usually not dangerous. It is important to know when you can relax and when you must get checked.

Aug 23, 2026
20:17ICE
Miki Berkovich is ill with a complex medical condition: The secret of the basketball legend
Health

Miki Berkovich is ill with a complex medical condition: The secret of the basketball legend

The basketball legend and one of the greatest symbols of Maccabi Tel Aviv has been dealing with a complex medical condition for the past two and a half years. Since then, he has rarely appeared in public, and tomorrow the full story is expected to be revealed as part of an investigation on Keshet 12.

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