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[Read More...]( First in Israel: Doctors treat acid reflux without invasive surgery or pills The safe and innovative treatment has been researched and approved by the US Food and Drug Administration. [Read More...]( BIU Medicine Faculty to open new six-year MD degree program Prof. Chaim Putterman, acting dean of the Azrieli Faculty, said that "the goal is to train as many doctors as possible here in Israel" amid a medical staff shortage. [Read More...]( Finding happiness in Adar amid all the chaos in Israel Weâre here to offer you lots of ideas, a mix of lighthearted suggestions and deeper reflections for calming your nerves, cheering you up, and helping you cope with the incessant flow of bad news [Read More...]( Key questions grow three years after pandemic declared - analysis US-China tensions are in the background as Congress pushes for answers and media increasingly want answers on the origins of the pandemic. [Read More...]( Could vaccines be a cure for antibiotic-resistant bacteria? Israeli scientists announce 100% effectiveness of mRNA vaccine against Black Plague-causing bacteria in preclinical trial performed on mice. [Read More...]( Healthcare workers suffer post-COVID burnout, endangering their health The COVID-19 pandemic revealed how overburdened these systems and healthcare workersâ functioning within them already existed. [Read More...]( Israel wasted millions on development of COVID vaccine - comptroller Netanyahu wasted a huge amount of money on developing an Israeli COVID vaccine at a lab unsuited for the job â and it failed anyway. [Read More...]( Can the rats of New York City carry COVID? Study says yes The study raises concerns over a potential second zoonotic outbreak of the virus from rats to humans and stresses the need to monitor COVID in rats. [Read More...]( Biological defibrillator to treat irregular heartbeat developed by Rambam, Technion This breakthrough will eventually treat only diseased and not healthy cardiac cells, through a receptor causing a biological process in the heart. [Read More...]( COVID, flu or RSV? How to tell the three common diseases apart Lots of people suffer from breathing difficulties, coughs, sore throat and fevers â and these could be symptoms of all three of these viruses. So how do you know when to do a COVID test? [Read More...]( mRNA could make flu vaccines more effective - here's how The World Health Organization reported that as many as 5 million people suffer from severe cases of influenza each year. [Read More...]( Researchers may have found way to slow aging - study The study suggests detoxing glycerol and glyceraldehyde to live a longer life. [Read More...]( Stressed a lot? It may increase your risk of Alzheimer's Permanent anxiety and stress can have all kinds of negative effects on the brain and even increase the risk of getting Alzheimer's. [Read More...]( What happens to human brain at all stages of life? Studies have pretty cool answers Our body ages, and with it the brain - this is clear to all of us. So when are our brains the sharpest? And when does it start to degenerate? [Read More...]( Myopia in youth can lead to glaucoma, vision loss, retinal detachment, cataracts - Israeli study Not being exposed to daylight following long hours of study causes short-sightedness, leading to a trend in haredi boys. [Read More...]( Israeli scientists develop procedure to prevent heart attacks in mice Though the science has been developed for mice, scientists still stressed how far they are from doing the same for humans. [Read More...]( Scientists link between moods, genes to find root of bipolar disorder - study Scientists used gene-editing technology on mice and found that a lack of the genes FADS1 and FADS2 caused bipolar-like symptoms. [Read More...]( Are you doing okay? Navigating the Passover holiday this year Now, with Purim just behind us and Passover on the horizon, it is a good time to focus on your values. [Read More...]( Cigarettes distributed to Haredi children on Purim The Israel Cancer Association denounced the distribution of cigarettes to children at a Purim gathering of Hassidim with their rabbi in the city of Elâad. [Read More...]( Sleeping less than six hours will decrease vaccine effectiveness - study The multi-institution study, published in the peer-reviewed academic journal Current Biology, sheds light on the link between sleep duration and antibody response. [Read More...]( Sleeping more lately? You're not alone and this is why We're all tired, and while we'd like to blame our tiredness on external forces like the political situation, the truth is much simpler and related to evolution. [Read More...]( Didn't sleep well? This is what you should eat for breakfast If you tend to not sleep well and then wake up tired without knowing how you'll get through the day, there are some really tasty things you can eat to help. [Read More...]( Plant milk is definitely milk, and now it's official In recent years, plant-based milk has become very popular, which has angered cow milk producers who objected to producers of cashew, soy and other plant-based drinks calling these products milk. [Read More...]( Why are flaxseeds good for us? From improving digestion, cognitive function and reducing the risk of diseases, there are many ways that adding flaxseed to your diet can help overall health, but there are also some downsides. [Read More...]( Scary: This is what a small scratch in a Teflon pan can do to you A crack in your pan and damaged Teflon is a common occurrences. But this study reveals it could damage your health. [Read More...]( Eating Exercising Thinking Relationships Lifestyles More at [www.jpost.com]( Sent to: {EMAIL} [Unsubscribe]( Jerusalem Post, HaAhim MiSlavuta St 15, 6701026 Tel-Aviv, Israel