Cardiovascular
Dozens of cardiologists may have skipped internal medicine training, falsified records - report
According to a Channel 13 report, the committee was formed after a resident doctor at the center alleged that residency logs had been falsified so cardiology residents could skip the training.
Innovative saliva test launches in Israel to screen for dozens of hereditary diseases
Sheba to inaugurate Roman Abramovich Theranostics and Nuclear Medicine Center
Zambian children celebrate Christmas in Israel after Save a Child's Heart surgeries
Is too much oxygen harmful to the body?
California researchers, who studied mice, suggest that what they discovered could one day help decide whether to use supplemental oxygen as a medical treatment.
Man and dog: could research of shared disease help both species?
Insights gained from studying dilated cardiomyopathy in dogs may be able to further our potential to treat the same disease in humans.
Woman 'died' for 27 minutes. Here's what happened when she returned
Tina Hines was declared dead for nearly 30 minutes. When she woke up, she wrote this two-word message.
Concerned about heart disease? Check your saliva - study
An increased white blood cell count could be an early warning sign of heart conditions to come.
Could walking extend your lifespan? - study
The risk of dying from any cause or from cardiovascular disease decreases significantly with every 500 to 1000 extra steps you walk.
Israel unveils miniature human heart model to transform drug testing
A minuscule model of a human heart, the size of a grain of rice, has been created in Israel. With the potential to put an end to the often criticized animal testing by pharmaceutical companies.
Netanyahu receives pacemaker ahead of judicial reform vote
Justice Minister Yariv Levin served as acting prime minister while Netanyahu was in surgery.
Can a phone call cause heart problems? – study
Individuals who spent less than 5 minutes per week on phone calls had an 8% risk of hypertension.
This dangerous disease can be reflected in your hair
Many times hair is a reflection of our mental and physical state. A new study has found that hair analysis can show us who has an increased risk of heart disease.
Israeli scientists develop procedure to prevent heart attacks in mice
Though the science has been developed for mice, scientists still stressed how far they are from doing the same for humans.
