Memory
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Remind me? How to keep your mind sharp in your later years
Memory decline with age is a common concern, but not a life sentence. Researchers explain how lifestyle, 'brain gym' exercises, and the phenomenon of 'super-agers' can help maintain cognitive function for years to come.

Remind me? How to maintain mental sharpness in the 'third age'
One of the characteristic and troubling aspects of the 'third age' is memory decline. Is this an inevitable verdict or something that can be changed? We explore the concept of a 'brain gym' and the phenomenon of 'super-agers'.

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.

Claude will no longer forget you: the new feature that will save you time
Anyone who uses chatbots is familiar with the frustration: you start a new conversation and feel like you have to introduce yourself again, explain how you like to work, and what your preferences are. Fortunately, the new memory update for Claude by Anthropic changes the rules of the game. From now on, the chatbot is capable of learning about you during a conversation and saving the information...

The joint journey in Africa: The bereaved mothers who are initiating a moving revolution
After losing their sons in the campaign, five mothers met in Uganda and decided to channel the pain into action. Now, the moving project they established is expanding and will host additional creators who have lost their loved ones.

The highest in the country: Israeli flag raised to a height of 61 meters in the heart of Lev HaSharon
The project was established after about two years of planning work near the 5th Brigade memorial in Nitzanei Oz. The ceremony was attended by the President of the State Isaac Herzog, the Chairman of KKL, the CEO of the "Otef Israel" association, and about 200 other guests, including bereaved families. The flagpole will be illuminated every night and is expected to be visible from afar from the...

An event that already happened or an illusion of consciousness? The truth behind déjà vu
You are sitting in a place you have never been, having a conversation you have never had, and suddenly it happens: a strong and strange feeling takes hold of you — "I have been here before." "I have already heard this sentence." "I know this moment." But when you try to remember when it happened, you have no answer. You know the moment is new, yet the brain sends you a completely opposite feeling...

The next memory revolution: Researchers integrate DNA into electronics
Researchers from Penn State University have developed a memory component that combines synthetic DNA with a semiconductor material called perovskite. Experiments showed high energy efficiency and stability, paving the way for a new generation of extremely economical data storage devices.

"A once-in-a-century flood": The surge in memory prices threatening Apple
Tech giant Apple is preparing for a leadership change, as John Ternus will take over as CEO on September 1st, replacing Tim Cook. However, Ternus is arriving at the company during a particularly complex period. Despite strong performance, Apple is facing an unusual rise in iPhone production costs, which is forcing it to raise prices for consumers. The main reason for this is a severe global...

Closing a circle of generations: The Torah scroll in memory of the 14 fallen was read at Beaufort
More than forty years have passed since that night in June 1982, when Golani reconnaissance fighters stormed Beaufort in a battle etched in the country's history. Recently, a circle of generations was closed there – a Torah scroll written in memory of 14 of their friends and commanders who fell over the years was brought up to the fortress in Lebanon, and the heroic soldiers of our day read from...
Ilana Bar ahead of the show: "I am happy that suddenly I can feel"
Ilana Bar lost her brother, the soldier Hanan, who was killed in 1967 by an accidental discharge, and has carried the weight of this loss for years. Now, she presents a show at the International Puppet Festival of the Train Theater in Jerusalem, sharing the story of her brother and her own journey toward healing.

Jackie Azulay did not win "MasterChef" — or did she?
Many are certain they remember Jackie winning the third season of "MasterChef," but she actually finished in third place. As she returns to the kitchen for "Dream Team," we explore the Mandela effect and other famous moments we all remember incorrectly.

Where do our memories disappear to, and how can they be retrieved?
We tend to think that a forgotten memory is like a file permanently deleted from a computer, but scientists have discovered that reality is much more complex. A new study published in the scientific journal Nature Neuroscience shows that in fruit flies, memories we thought had disappeared completely actually remain hidden deep in the brain, ready to come to life as soon as we receive the right...

State supports Kfar Aza kibbutz decision to demolish 'Dor Tza'ir' neighborhood
Despite previous efforts by some officials to preserve the 'Dor Tza'ir' neighborhood in Kfar Aza, the state has officially informed the Supreme Court that it supports the residents' decision to demolish it and relocate the memorial. The entrance to the site is currently being moved outside the kibbutz boundaries, and a 'green fence' will be installed to separate it from the community.

Yaki Adamker: "Cherish your connection with your parents while they are alive"
During the program "The Patriots" on Channel 14, panelist Yaki Adamker moved viewers with a deeply personal message. After visiting his mother's grave on the anniversary of her passing, he urged the audience to prioritize staying in touch with their parents.