Israeli device harnesses electromagnetic healing power
Could MDwave represent the trend of the future for treating everything from ADHD to heart disease without drugs?
Abigail Klein Leichman, a writer and associate editor at ISRAEL21c from August 2010 until her retirement in March 2024, moved to Israel in 2007. She has freelanced for a variety of newspapers and periodicals since 1984.
Could MDwave represent the trend of the future for treating everything from ADHD to heart disease without drugs?
Amateur shutterbugs can win cash prizes and guided tours of Israel for their snapshots of heritage sites across Israel.
Patients flock to Dr. Ora Golan’s beachside clinic hoping to be freed from anxiety, marital woes, ADD and all types of phobias.
I received an email from Prof. Ami Citri informing me of the sad news that his father, Prof. Nathan Citri, passed away at home in
Two colorful hot-air ballooning festivals will brighten the skies above Israel in October.
The top physics and math students in Israel are groomed for dazzling careers through an unusual military training program.
‘Trail Angels’ open their homes to hikers along the Israel National Trail, providing beds, showers and other amenities out of pure generosity of spirit.
A Ra’anana organization that blazes new trails for people with disabilities now has a global forum in which to share its expertise, research and innovations.
Chef Aviv Moshe and three partners opened Messa in 2004, aiming to redefine the White City’s dining experience.
Playing on its popularity as a spiritual locus, Jerusalem is becoming a world-class destination for arts tourism anchored to renewed nightlife.
In honor of the Jewish New Year, ISRAEL21c brings you a story on the top honeybee innovations from the land of milk and honey.
The unique Heroes to Heroes Journey to Israel gives America’s disabled veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan a spiritual and physical new start.
Israeli engineering is behind LifeWatch V, a phone that performs and analyzes a range of self-tests and generates medical reports.
A five-year agreement will bring 1,000 Nanjing municipal officials and executives to study Israeli entrepreneurship and innovation.
Adding to its world-renowned interactive exhibitions on blindness and deafness, the unique museum tackles the topic of growing old.