Not only sweet: What can a teaspoon of honey really do for the body?
It has starred on the holiday table for generations, but in recent years honey has also sparked renewed interest in hospitals and in research. Some interesting facts about honey.
Health and Wellness Around the World
Many women suffer from arm pain after breast cancer surgery – and now a solution has been found
Persistent cough that won't go away: Symptoms, causes, and warning signs
The reason why Israelis don't want a second date: The phenomenon that takes a heavy toll
New brain scans reveal: A new type of ADHD has been identified
A new study found that ADHD includes at least three biological subtypes, including one more severe type associated with significant difficulty in emotional regulation.
How to lower your biological age by up to 5 years
A report by the American Heart Association reveals 8 habits that can slow down aging, reduce the risk of heart disease, and even make the body "feel younger".
Is your skin reddish? A dermatologist explains how to restore its previous condition
In Israel of 2026, security stress and the spring sun create a perfect storm on the facial skin. This is how you should treat it.
The mistake that worsens the side effects of weight-loss injections
Wegovy and Mounjaro have revolutionized obesity treatment and led to significant weight loss for many patients – but with it came unpleasant side effects.
The scientific secret to upgrading attention and grades during exam season
Two breakthrough new studies prove that everything you thought about studying for exams and distractions is completely incorrect.
No panic: How to properly treat a jellyfish sting
The summer is arriving – what you should know before entering a beach with jellyfish, how to reduce the risk of a sting, and what to do if you get stung anyway? A senior pharmacist explains.
A doctor explains: How much sunscreen do you really need to apply?
How much should you apply? How often? And who is at greater risk? Ahead of the hot season, a skin specialist provides all the answers.
Shingles: No longer just a disease of the elderly
If until a few years ago we tended to think that shingles was a disease of the elderly, cases like those of Adi Himmelbloy and Bar Zomer clarify that everyone is at risk, at any age.
Nosebleed: The big mistake you're making that can lead to choking
It happens mainly to children in the summer, but also to adults, and although it is not a dangerous phenomenon there are several things you must not do. A family doctor explains.
The flu is gone, but the danger is not: The viruses hitting Israel now
Israel is dealing with extreme weather, alongside a rise in viral morbidity during the spring and summer: Influenza viruses have disappeared, but other viruses are attacking kids and adults.
