On the trail of an Ebola cure
As international airports go on alert after a deadly Ebola outbreak in Africa, ISRAEL21c talks to the Israeli who may be on the way to a cure.
As international airports go on alert after a deadly Ebola outbreak in Africa, ISRAEL21c talks to the Israeli who may be on the way to a cure.
Research offers the potential for restoring memory and protecting the brain of patients with this debilitating disease.
‘We put an emphasis on sleep, depression and sexual function,’ says Dr. Tali Cukierman-Yaffe, director of this one-of-a-kind clinic in Israel.
Will Israeli nonprofit, SpaceIL make history by landing the world’s smallest unmanned capsule on the moon? ISRAEL21c talks to the organization to find out.
Cellect’s stem-cell selection kit could make bone-marrow transplants as low-risk as getting your appendix out.
An Israeli study shows that training the fovea may help many people who suffer from ‘visual crowding.’
‘When I started to be involved in the world of digital printing, there was very little public information on how to make the inks, so I had to learn from scratch.’
According to Israeli research, early stages of type 1 diabetes could be effectively treated with an anti-inflammatory protein.
Possible new treatment approach suggested by Arab-Israeli pediatrician’s discovery of how interrupted sleep speeds the spread of cancer.
World-class experts from Israel and New York’s Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center explore new frontiers in research and treatment.
A new Israeli-US study provides breakthrough in understanding the brain mechanisms that cause physical pain resulting from depression.
Israeli brain researcher proves that ‘kangaroo care’ – skin-to-skin contact with mom – improves a preemie’s brain functioning later in life.
From research to social and educational programs, Israel excels in the struggle to understand autism and help families deal with this developmental disorder.
Will an Israeli team win $30 million in Google’s X-Prize competition to land a robotic spacecraft on the moon by the end of next year?
Minimally invasive laser-based therapy offers a promising alternative for hundreds of thousands of patients diagnosed each year.