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מספר דוגמאות לשימוש בכלים קהים שבאמצעותם נרצחו עשרות גברים, נשים וילדים בתקופת הברונזה הקדומה

Experts uncover evidence of ancient cannibalism in UK

Archeological analysis of over 3,000 bone fragments found in a UK site dating to the Early Bronze Age suggests slaughter in area included cannibalistic practices

Yogev Israeli | 12.17.24

סימנים שהתגלו על העצמות והעידו על תהליך החניטה של בני משפחת האצולה קאומון

Mummification found in late Medieval France, study

Experts locate remains with surgical wounds dating back to 16th century French nobles; process likely used to preserve bodies before final burial

Yogev Israeli | 12.04.24

סוגי חותמות שמתוארכות לשנת 3200 לפנה"ס (לערך)

World's oldest writing system originated from iconographic seals, study finds

Experts looking into origins of writing find links between proto-cuneiform and Sumerian usage of seals to follow agriculture and textile production

Yogev Israeli | 12.01.24

Parkinson's patients breathe differently, Israeli study discovers

Weizmann Institute researchers in collaboration with the Ichilov Medical Center find that people with Parkinson's disease take longer and more steady breaths and claim this will help early diagnosis

Dr. Michal Andelman-Gur, Prof. Noam Sobel, Prof. Tanya Gurevich | 11.21.24

Lower blood pressure with 5 minutes daily exercise

Experts find that adding just a few minutes of intense physical activity to your daily routine can significantly reduce the risk of serious health conditions associated with a sedentary lifestyle

Eitan Gefen | 11.14.24

'The first wheels in history': 12,000-year-old spindle whorls found in Galilee

Hebrew University archaeologists uncover region’s first evidence of round stones used as spindle whorls to spin thread, dating back to late Stone Age

Ynet | 11.14.24

Burning bridges: Israeli cure could combat fatal breast cancer

A newly developed antibody-based treatment for the most aggressive type of breast cancer might also be used to treat many other malignancies

Davidson Institute of Science | 11.11.24

Israeli study links blood sugar levels, brain aging process

Blood sugar levels are key factor in brain degradation process in people, study by international experts led by Ben-Gurion University team shows

Eitan Gefen | 11.04.24

האגודה האמריקנית לסרטן בחנה גורמי סיכון לסרטן - הניתנים למניעה

Lifestyle counts: Experts say about 40% of cancer cases are preventable

American Cancer Society study finds about half of cancer-attributed death are preventable when the leading factor is smoking and the second is being overweight; 'More than 80% of lung cancer cases are related to smoking'

Ron Crissy | 10.28.24

My brother's keeper: Study finds deep psychological impacts on siblings of victims of October 7 and fallen soldiers

Hebrew University study explores the 'unrecognized grief' of sibling loss during, after October 7 events, highlighting unique needs of those left to cope with loss; Findings challenge assumptions about grief dynamics, urging tailored responses for those affected by prolonged national crises

Gal Ganot | 10.15.24

Drug and alcohol use increased PTSD among Nova massacre survivors, study finds

Sheba Medical Center study finds heightened anxiety, depression in survivors using substances; alcohol causing the most significant dissociative states, impeding cognitive processing and recovery

Adir Yanko | 10.11.24

Israeli study offers breakthrough in blast injury treatment

Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center works to establish protocol and treatment algorithm for complex blast injuries seen in war and terror attacks which are saving lives

Eitan Gefen | 09.13.24

Porn isn’t common in Israel? Think again, says top researcher

In series of studies on Israeli porn habits, researcher explores motivations behind consumption, revealing when it benefits viewers and when it stems from efforts to fill emotional voids or address underlying psychological issues

Lori Stadtmauer | 09.08.24

Vanishing knowledge: Archiving science in the digital age

While scientific content appears more accessible than ever, the reality is that virtual memory is riddled with gaps leading to significant loss of digital information

Orr Peleg/Davidson Institute of Science | 08.30.24

Levels of microplastics in human rose 50% over last 8 years, study shows

Brain samples contained 7 to 30 times more plastic pieces than samples from kidneys and liver, with polyethylene, a plastic used in various products, being predominant in brain tissue and testicles, potentially carrying harmful chemicals into the body and posing risks to reproductive health

Ynetnews | 08.28.24