
Health Ministry to Probe Docs Prescribing Sex-urge Suppressants to Yeshiva Students
TV report sparks inquiry of psychiatrists but will likely lead nowhere, say officials; top psychiatrist slams superficial item 'on complex phenomenon'
TV report sparks inquiry of psychiatrists but will likely lead nowhere, say officials; top psychiatrist slams superficial item 'on complex phenomenon'
Reform was supposed to lay groundwork for competition and let cost be determined by the free market, but jacked up prices for patients
Arabs can expect to live shorter lives than Jews, irrespective of the specific geographic area in which they live, findings show
Documents seen by TheMarker detail U.S. tobacco giant’s plans to turn future physicians into a kind of PR agent for the company
Problematic decisions and difficult style of management notwithstanding, Prof. Zeev Rotstein to manage Jerusalem hospitals for three more years. 'I didn't come to find favor in anyone's eyes,' he asserts
Physicians from Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv used a technique never before employed on a child so young, due to the threat to her fertility from Turner syndrome
Weizmann Institute scientists wean bacteria off of sugar, possibly leading the way to producing 'green fuel'
Survey shows emission of hazardous gasses is much greater than previously thought
Shares of Israel's Teva, other drug companies drop after grand-jury subpoenas from the U.S. attorney’s office in the Eastern District of New York
$41.5 million sale comes after Tikun Olam failed to get permission to grow cannabis commercially
Increase in disease, which can be fatal and is passed on by coughing and sneezing, reflects global trend for the disease. Biggest rise is among infants and children from 5 to 14
In online campaign, Tel Aviv's Ichilov Hospital looking to curb worrying trend of dozens of injuries a month in scooter accidents
The lung disease, which has spread in recent months in the U.S., is attributed to the use of electronic cigarettes
Aline Cohen’s face is plastered across billboards, her cosmetics range sells in Israel’s biggest drugstore chains, and her mom and dad call her ‘Boss.’ Oh, and she’s achieved all of this at the age of 18 after overcoming a life-threatening injury
The New York State Department of Financial Services has sent letters to around 23 opioid manufacturers and distributors
Israel’s rise in opioid prescription drugs usage during this period was the highest of all the 36 OECD nations
72-year-old was hit by a bulldozer in a factory yard in Haifa
Prof. Sobel, in whose lab the new study was carried out, says he and his colleagues were surprised to find a female subject without olfactory bulbs
Patient held temporarily in prison, with court-ordered plan to transfer him to hospital delayed for technical reasons
Father pressed action, saying mother refused to vaccinate kids out of ‘messianic’ ideology
'Futile treatment infringes on the patient’s right to put his affairs in order while he is still capable of doing so,' Israel Medical Association says in a paper addressing the treatment of terminal patients
Children on the spectrum evince idiosyncratic, uneven gaze patterns compared with non-ASD children, says Ben-Gurion University’s Ilan Dinstein
Antibiotic resistance may have evolved before dinosaurs, let alone before doctors began over-prescribing the drugs. But irresponsible practitioners and filthy food workers are still to blame for the current crisis
The doctors suggested Tamir Gilat make a farewell trip. But a decade later he is thriving thanks to groundbreaking Israeli researches he now strives to fund
Consulting firms for parents are a booming global industry. When did we lose our parental instincts?
Most significant rise in survival rates was among Jewish men with invasive cancer, data shows
Petition signed by 12,000 American doctors calls on FDA to require warning labels on cheeses
Inspectors suspect contractor ignored a ban on using scaffolding at the site after it was found to have been improperly installed a week prior to the accident