Since Oct. 7, we have dealt with more loss than we ever thought possible, alongside normal life-cycle events. Clinical psychologist Batya Ludman discusses how we can help in the grieving process.
Sleep patterns of about 95,000 people were examined, and it was revealed that deep sleep was linked to fewer diseases while fragmented sleep was linked to an increased risk for many diseases.
Does a green apple really contain less sugar, what are the antioxidants in the peel worth, and does juice satisfy like a whole fruit?
Global health experts convened by the Pan American Health Organization will determine in the coming days whether the US has lost its official measles-free status.
About 2,000 doctors, researchers, and professionals from over 30 countries to arrive in Israel for cardiology innovation conference to be held in Tel Aviv from December 6 to 8, 2026.
Moles are a very common phenomenon, and most are not dangerous. But a change in the size, shape, color, or feel of a skin lesion could be an early sign of skin cancer.
Katz’s request followed the announcement that Health Ministry Director-General Moshe Bar Siman Tov would step down after serving in the role for about nine years across two terms.
People who suffer from chronic pain sometimes find it difficult to engage in sports. A new study found which activity is most effective for them and how much time they need to invest in it.
In many ways, comparison is simply part of how the human mind organizes social reality. It helps us understand where we stand, what we might strive for, and how we relate to others.
Selena Gomez shared that quitting electronic cigarettes was difficult for her. Dr. Ariel Rokach explains what the aerosol inhaled into the lungs contains, and what tools can assist in quitting.
Unlike psychologists or dedicated digital therapeutics, consumer AI systems carry no clinical mandate and have no recognized safeguards for managing psychological crises.
