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Mouse Study May Offer Clues to Mysteries of Schizophrenia

Results of experiments with mice may help shed light on some of the harder-to-treat symptoms of schizophrenia in humans, a new study suggests....

It’s Not Too Late to Get a Flu Shot

Anyone who hasn't had a flu shot this season should make a point to get vaccinated now, U.S. health officials advise. Flu activity...

Could High-Dose Vitamin D Help Fight Multiple Sclerosis?

High-dose vitamin D appears safe for people with multiple sclerosis, and it may help quiet the immune system hyperactivity that marks the disease,...

Israeli Companies Put the Fun in Physical Therapy

Introducing robotics, gaming and remote-access elements adds an enjoyable, motivational element to boring or difficult exercises needed for rehab. “Adherence to traditional physiotherapy...

Skin-to-Skin Contact May Lower Preemies’ Risk of Death: Review

Prolonged touching with mom in intensive care unit also reduced chances of blood infections Tiny newborns who get prolonged skin-to-skin contact with mom...

New Study: Trauma Passes Genetically to Third Generation

Effects of exposure of females to stress during adolescence are transmitted not only to children but also to grandchildren, say Israeli researchers Exposing...

More Computer Time May Be Causing Nearsightedness in U.S. Kids

Eye experts suggest boosting outdoor time to get young eyes focusing on distant objects Children who spend lots of time indoors and on...

Blood Test for Alzheimer’s Begins Clinical Trials

Israeli biotech NeuroQuest set to start US clinical trial of its simple test to diagnose the dreaded brain disorder in older individuals at...

Make Toy Safety a Top Concern

Dangerous playthings account for thousands of injuries each year in U.S. Although toys bring joy to many kids on Christmas morning, about...

Certain Antidepressants May Be Linked to Bipolar Disorder: Study

Some commonly used antidepressants may increase certain patients' risk of developing mania or bipolar disorder, a large study suggests. The strongest link was...

Many Americans Dubious of Flu Shot’s Effectiveness

Less than half of Americans strongly believe that the flu shot will help them avoid the illness, and one-third don't believe it will...

Drug for Fatty Liver Disease in Advanced Studies

Galmed Pharmaceuticals in Israel is developing a medication to treat NASH, a severe form of fatter liver disease affecting 10 percent of the...

Calvary Hosts Event on Halachic End-Of-Life Care

On December 17th, Calvary Hospital — in collaboration with National Association of Chevra Kadisha (NASCK) — hosted its first event on “Halachic End-of-life...

Top 10 Great Reasons to Love the Pomegranate

Pomegranates (rimonim in Hebrew) are celebrated for their natural powers, color and symbolism. Here’s why you should try one. Pomegranate season is underway....

Diabetics with Foot Complications Have Impaired Cognitive Function

In a first-time study, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) researchers revealed a new finding in people with diabetes who suffer from “diabetic...

At New York Methodist Hospital, a New Treatment Targets Prostate Cancer

A new treatment offered by radiation oncologists at New York Methodist Hospital (NYM) is helping to extend and improve the lives of patients...

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