How our brains keep us from imagining our own deaths
‘We have this primal mechanism that means when the brain gets information that links self to death, something tells us we shouldn’t believe it.’
‘We have this primal mechanism that means when the brain gets information that links self to death, something tells us we shouldn’t believe it.’
Israeli exploratory study of fluid transplant paves the way for an affordable, effective solution for millions of women suffering from this disorder.
Israeli researchers urge new brain-imaging techniques to monitor athletes and determine safer guidelines for ‘return to play.’
Israeli startup raises $14 million toward commercializing cultured chicken and beef through a distributive, GMO-free production platform.
Technion’s computerized pathologist decodes cancer signatures to improve personalized medicine.
Although males contract infectious diseases more frequently, females are more likely to have autoimmune diseases. An Israeli study finds out why.
United Rescue Englewood will be integrated with the local 911 system and use the United Hatzalah Israel model of neighborhood-based fast responders.
Novel immunotherapy extends therapy now used in fighting leukemia,
Israeli researchers say.
US firms made more than $2 billion in investments in Israeli companies in 2018. That number already is reaching $1.8 billion over 81 deals in 2019.
Aleph Farms completes first slaughter-free meat experiment aboard the International Space Station.
Two separate Israeli startups with very different approaches to the same problem each win competitions during AgriFood Week in Tel Aviv.
Study by Hebrew University scientists is the first evidence that animals give up sleep to tend others’ offspring, and do not suffer negative effects.
Tel Aviv-based company, the largest provider of engaged media globally, plans to expand its operations in the mobile phone and gaming sectors.
Archaeological excavations uncover vast Bronze Age city, one of the first and largest of the ancient Near East, as well as a temple.
Physicians from Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center came to lead courses in neonatology, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology.