Just as their owners are increasingly obese, many dogs are as well, and their health is endangered. A new study in the Journal of the American Society for Microbiology says that probiotics (bio yogurts) and related foods can promote weight loss in obese canines. Researchers in the agricultural biotechnology department at the College of Agriculture […]
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Diagnoses in young children of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have increased worldwide over the last decade – and at first, reported rates in Israel were lower than those reported in the US and Western Europe. However, a new collaborative study by Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) in Beersheba, Clalit Healthcare Services, ALUT (Israel Association […]
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As we seek flavorful accompaniments to our meals, carbs such as rice, pasta, quinoa, and couscous often come to mind. In order to make informed choices, it is important to understand their nutritional values and potential drawbacks. Dr. Maya Roseman sheds light on which additions are the healthiest and which ones should be avoided. Carbohydrates […]
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Alzheimer’s disease, an incurable condition afflicting approximately 40 million people globally, poses severe challenges to healthcare professionals. As a progressive brain disorder, it leads to memory, cognitive, and behavioral impairments that worsen over time. To tackle this disease, researchers worldwide have been conducting numerous studies to identify its causes and potential treatments. A recent groundbreaking […]
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Did you know that peppers are technically fruits and not vegetables? Regardless, they are known for their abundance of vitamins and antioxidants. But are there any notable health differences between red, green, or orange peppers? Red peppers have the highest concentration of vitamins and antioxidants, due to their longer ripening process allowing them to accumulate […]
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Researchers in the UK have developed a robotic sensor that uses artificial intelligence (AI) techniques to read braille at speeds about double that of most human readers. The research team, from the University of Cambridge, used machine-learning algorithms to teach a robotic sensor to quickly slide over lines of braille text. The robot was able […]
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If our body lacks calcium, it “takes” it from our bones. Dr. Maya Roseman stresses the significance of maintaining constant calcium levels in our blood, as it is critical for muscle relaxation and nerve function, as well as bone strength. Firstly, before considering supplements, it’s important to assess your diet. Dr. Roseman provides valuable insights […]
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Australian researchers have found a way to predict an older person’s risks for fractures in the future – ask them to walk one kilometer. If they can do so without difficulty, their bone health is probably satisfactory. Researchers at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research have just published their study in the journal JAMA Network […]
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Debbie Admoni, diagnosed with ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) at the age of 19, has defied the limitations of her illness by getting married, publishing a cookbook, and establishing a support association for teenagers. However, as her paralysis progressed, communication became increasingly challenging. Utilizing eye muscle movement, Debbie managed to type her thoughts slowly with the […]
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As we all know, it is recommended to brush our teeth at least twice a day – once in the morning and once in the evening. However, it’s worth considering the optimal timing for brushing. In the morning, it is advisable to brush your teeth after breakfast. This helps to remove bacteria and plaque that […]
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