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Author: Arsen Mayer

Everyone’s sick these days. What can you do?

December 4, 2022Arsen Mayer

Every winter, seasonal varieties of diseases such as the flu arrive in Israel, creating many waves of illness. Right now it seems like many people are sick, with runny noses, deep coughs and a general bad feeling, and we might also get sick.  Yet some people easily get through the winter easily, and they don’t […]

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Are we all drinking too much water? New study suggests we might be

December 3, 2022December 3, 2022Arsen Mayer

A recommendation to drink eight glasses of water a day is one of the most recognized dietary recommendations and it even appears on the recommendations of government websites. However, a new and stringent study on water consumption, reveals that the amount of water that one needs to consume varies widely from person to person. Some […]

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Around 6,000 Israelis die yearly of infectious disease.

December 3, 2022Arsen Mayer

Israel entered the coronavirus crisis with the highest number of people dying from infectious disease per capita in the developed world – some 73% more than the No. 2 country, Greece, according to an Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) report at the time. It also had the highest hospital occupancy rate of any […]

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It’s getting dark outside early. Is it making you depressed?

December 2, 2022December 2, 2022Arsen Mayer

In winter the days get shorter and we have the sudden plunge into early darkness when the clocks change. There are some positives, like saving energy and making it easier for people to get up, but it has a negative effect on the mental state of many people and several studies have found that there’s […]

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China reports first death due to H5N1 bird flu since 2015

December 2, 2022Arsen Mayer

A 38-year-old woman from Qinzhou in southeastern China died after being infected with the H5N1 strain of avian influenza, the first death due to the strain in China since 2015, Hong Kong’s Center for Health Protection announced on Wednesday. The woman developed symptoms on September 22 and passed away on October 18. Largest ever bird […]

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World AIDS Day: How many are infected with HIV in Israel?

December 2, 2022Arsen Mayer

The number of Israelis newly infected with AIDS/HIV in 2021 was 367, according to the Health Ministry, which released its statistics for World AIDS Day on December 1. This is a 0.8% increase in the number compared to 2020. The incidence rate here thus remained stable compared to 2020 and stands at 3.9 cases per […]

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Brains of teenagers have physically aged due to stress from the pandemic

December 1, 2022December 1, 2022Arsen Mayer

The brains of adolescent teenagers have been altered physically as a result of the stress they have felt that’s been caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, a new study conducted by Stanford University has shown. “We already know from global research that the pandemic has adversely affected mental health in youth, but we didn’t know what, […]

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Intestinal mucus can safely absorb copper into our cells – study

December 1, 2022December 1, 2022Arsen Mayer

Human mucus covers vast areas inside the body. In the inner lining of our intestines –which are the size of a tennis court in an adult’s gut – a type of mucus keeps unwanted materials out of our internal organs while letting through the nutrients and fluids we require. Another type of this “smart slime” […]

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Cannot find paracetamol? Here’s a complete guide of painkillers

December 1, 2022Arsen Mayer

We all occasionally get headaches and for everyone, it feels different. Sometimes the headache is from stress, sometimes it’s a migraine, women sometimes have headaches during their period, or one can get drunk and be hungover with a headache.  There are various triggers. For constant pain like migraines consult a doctor, but if you have […]

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Is winter bringing a new COVID-19 wave to Israel?

November 30, 2022November 30, 2022Arsen Mayer

Although hardly anyone still wears a facemask anymore – even in hospitals and community health fund clinics – Health Ministry data shows a significant increase in the number of seriously ill COVID-19 patients.  There has been a rise of 41% in seriously ill hospitalized patients – to 117 – in the past week alone. Twenty-six […]

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