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Researchers Find Genes Linked to Alzheimer’s
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WHO: High Blood Pressure a Silent Killer
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Fibromyalgia and the chronic fatigue syndrome
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Tracking trauma in the brain
Locating areas of the brain vulnerable to the effects of stress can lead to better outcomes for post-traumatic stress disorder, say Israeli researchers. |
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Death Toll Rises in US Meningitis Outbreak
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Diet Rich in Tomatoes May Reduce Stroke Risk
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Nonagenarian Israeli scientist is still innovating
Nobody else was figuring out a way to better diagnose deadly ‘superbugs,’ so Nathan Citri did it himself |
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Global AIDS Conference Wraps Up
Researchers at the conference presented findings that highlight the benefits of treating HIV at the early stages of infection |
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A lighter touch in the dentist’s chair
LiteTouch laser system, by Israel’s Syneron Dental, replaces the dreaded drill and first-generation lasers with a lighter-weight, easier-to-use device |
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Despite progress, efforts must be redoubled to end HIV/AIDS epidemic – UN officials
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Safer radiation therapy
An Israeli company's biodegradable 'balloon' radically reduces the negative side effects of radiation in cancer treatment. |
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Caregivers Boost Alzheimer's Awareness
November is National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month |
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A cancer vaccine you can live with
Vaxil's groundbreaking therapeutic vaccine, developed in Israel, could keep about 90 percent of cancers from coming back |
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A sensor that can determine the severity of asthma
A new 'wheezometer' developed in Israel, helps asthmatics discover how serious an asthma attack is, and whether an ER visit is necessary. |
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Israeli ice device destroys benign breast tumors in minutes
Biomedical company IceCure offers women a quick, scar-free and virtually painless option for freezing fibrous breast growths out of existence. |
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US Approves 1st New Lupus Drug in 50 Years
First medication ever developed specifically for the autoimmune disorder |
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Matches made in bone marrow banks
Both Jews and Arabs whose names are listed in their respective bone marrow registries are willing to donate to save the life of a perfect stranger. |
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