Juvenile diabetes research gets shot in the arm
‘Nothing would make us happier than finding the cure, and finding it in Israel,’ says co-chair of a US-Israeli joint research grant initiative.
‘Nothing would make us happier than finding the cure, and finding it in Israel,’ says co-chair of a US-Israeli joint research grant initiative.
Israel is a powerhouse in diabetes research. In honor of World Diabetes Day, November 14, ISRAEL21c brings you the top developments emerging from the country.
The director of a natural medicine research center in Jerusalem says Israeli plants such as seaweed are ‘treasures’ waiting to reveal healing secrets.
A new study explains why certain patients develop severe infections after chemotherapy and suggests how to avoid this side effect.
An Arab-Israeli scientist is perfecting a method for injecting gold nanoparticles into cancer cells to make them more vulnerable to radiation.
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, ISRAEL21c has put together a list of the top 10 latest Israeli advances in breast cancer.
In honor of the Jewish New Year, ISRAEL21c brings you a story on the top honeybee innovations from the land of milk and honey.
Israel’s researchers are making inroads against the devastating and fatal condition through brain science, drugs and memory enhancement.
Hebrew U. medical researchers find a tiny peptide encoded by the HIV virus could hold the key to making cancer therapies more successful.
Academic agreement will advance collaboration in sciences, humanities, technology and agriculture.
The best of Israel’s agri-tech and clean-tech innovation is combined in a new oasis system that could help feed millions of desert-dwellers.
Lital Magid’s painstaking success making compounds that mimic marijuana’s THC validate her choice to leave nursing for the lab.
A computer-based therapy relieves anxiety disorders in young patients without the need for drugs, according to an Israeli university study.
Encouraging ‘expansive thinking’ primes young minds to think creatively, says a Tel Aviv University psychologist.
New cell research from Israel suggests the need for a radically different approach to chemotherapy.