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Category: Science and Health

How can you make sure to keep your kids and pets safe this Hanukkah?

December 11, 2022December 11, 2022Arsen Mayer

Hanukkah is rapidly approaching, and Jewish people worldwide will be gathering together with family for eight nights to light the Hanukkah candles. However, some of the more anxious members of the tribe do dread this time of year out of concern for the more vulnerable family members – children and pets- who will be spending […]

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Why does Israel’s top cigarette-maker want people to stop smoking?

December 11, 2022December 11, 2022Arsen Mayer

Israelis can’t seem to stop smoking. According to the Health Ministry, the percentage of smokers in Israel has remained at a static 20% for years, despite the steady growth of the population. That means that the number of smokers in Israel is rising hand-in-hand with the number of people living in the country. Israel’s reliance […]

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Here are all the best methods to clear a stuffy nose in seconds

December 11, 2022December 11, 2022Arsen Mayer

Seasonal illnesses like the flu, the cold, and coronavirus bring with them annoying symptoms, including a blocked nose and sinuses that make breathing difficult. There are many common ways to help unblock your nose, including purchasing nasal decongestants in spray or tablet form. However, there are simple ways to unblock the nose that do not […]

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Holiday Heart Syndrome: The risks of drinking during the holidays

December 10, 2022Arsen Mayer

With holidays like Hanukkah, Christmas and more coming up later this month, many will go out drinking on holiday outings. However, be careful not to drink too much. A phenomenon known as “Holiday Heart Syndrome,” occurs when binge drinking causes irregular heartbeats (Atrial fibrillation or A-fib), and there’s an even higher risk if the person […]

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Suicide prevention: Most from Rambam’s program didn’t try again

December 10, 2022December 10, 2022Arsen Mayer

Even when a desperate person attempts suicide and is likely to try again, it is possible to prevent it, according to researchers at the Rambam Healthcare Campus in Haifa who managed to avert suicide in all but one of 571 patients they treated.  It is common to assume that those who try to commit suicide […]

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Why do we have black spots in our eyes, and how dangerous are they?

December 10, 2022December 10, 2022Arsen Mayer

Problems with our eyesight are troubling, but most of the time they are neither dangerous nor urgent. Not so for problems with the retina, however, because they can do real damage and even lead to blindness. Dr. Avi Ohayon, senior retina and cataract surgeon in the eye department at Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov […]

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Why is there poop that floats in the toilet and poop that sinks?

December 9, 2022Arsen Mayer

Why does some poop float and roll around in the toilet, while other poop sinks easily? Here’s an answer, albeit incomplete. IFLScience, a UK-based science website, states that for years, scientists didn’t know why some pieces of stool float while others immediately sink to the bottom of the toilet.  Theories have suggested that increased fat […]

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Google Is Celebrating Hanukkah In This Surprisingly Delicious Way

December 9, 2022Meghan Froy

The lead-up to Hanukkah may be my favorite time of year. Mostly because my number one way of celebrating is to spot the awkward decorative efforts to include Hanukkah in Christmas displays.  You know the type: it’s a tiny Star of David decal in shop windows or the special dreidel page in your kid’s coloring […]

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Smart stethoscope diagnosing heart issues wins Tel Aviv start-up contest

December 9, 2022December 9, 2022Arsen Mayer

Swedish start-up Acorai won the ICI conference for innovation in cardiology in Tel Aviv with its new innovation: A smart stethoscope that can help diagnose heart problems. The firm was one of 64 start-ups to take part in the competition featuring medical innovation start-ups from around the world, though around 40% of them were Israeli. […]

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Y chromosome may be disappearing in humans, new study finds

December 9, 2022December 9, 2022Arsen Mayer

Human sex has long been decided by the X and Y chromosomes – females are born with two X chromosomes, whereas males are born with one X and one Y chromosome. That future might be at risk as Y chromosomes continue to gradually disappear across different mammal species, a new study found. The study, which […]

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