Preparing for the unthinkable: Israel braces for pregnancies in captivity
A new study aims to guide medical teams in handling the potential ramifications of sexual assaults on captives.
Health & Wellness
Blood-vessel killer: Why anger could hurt you in more ways than you think
"Anger made it harder for blood vessels to dilate properly when blood flow was restricted," lead author Dr. Daichi Shimbo said. "It also affected markers of blood vessel injury and impaired repair abilities."
Fertilized eggs imported to Israel found to carry hereditary disease
Police detain two doctors on suspicion of importing the eggs despite knowing they carry Hemophilia B.
After their loved ones were taken captive, they saw their own health deteriorate
About 80% of the abducted families' women reported a deterioration in their health condition, with 62% describing it as moderate or bad. This percentage is four times higher during the war compared to before the war (15%).
Healthy or unhealthy? Revisiting the popular 80s popcorn diet
In honor of Popcorn Day, Israel Hayom revisits the diet that was considered the in-thing at the time.
Survey: 82% of employees expect employers to support work-life balance
Mindspace-commissioned poll reveals shifts in attitudes towards how companies treat workers.
In Israeli first, man's life saved thanks to artificial intelligence
The patient, in his 50s, arrived for a routine CT scan, when the artificial intelligence-based program warned he might have intracranial bleeding.
Israeli students come up with emergency sensor for Parkinson's patients
The team participated in the Jerusalem College of Technology's sixth annual "Hack.Her.It" event, which saw some 150 female contestants tasked with coming up with solutions to complex technological challenges posed by hi-tech giants.
Doctors save ovaries of newborn after rare case leads to emergency surgery
"A double ovarian torsion is extremely rare and has only been described in medical literature several times, but never in fetuses," Dr. Shay Porat, maternal and fetal medicine specialist at Hadassah, says.
'It feels good to do good': Adelson clinic turns 30
Dr. Miriam Adelson, which founded the clinic in 1993 with her late husband, says at the event, “For every patient saved from addiction, there are also a dozen family members who are spared the anguish and burden of this disease."