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Aug 17, 2026
10:38Mako
The Last Chance Before Amputation: Innovative Treatment in Israel
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The Last Chance Before Amputation: Innovative Treatment in Israel

An innovative treatment is helping patients with severe limb ischemia avoid amputation. At the Galilee Medical Center, doctors have successfully used the TrueLok Elevate system to stimulate the growth of new blood vessels.

10:28Now14
Why do children gain weight during vacations, and what can be done?
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Why do children gain weight during vacations, and what can be done?

Children and teenagers gain weight two to three times faster during vacations than during the school year. Experts at the Meir Medical Center explain that this is due to disrupted routines and offer a multidisciplinary program to help families maintain a healthy lifestyle.

10:02ICE
Carmel Shama-Hacohen sparks online firestorm: "On the credit card topic again"
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Carmel Shama-Hacohen sparks online firestorm: "On the credit card topic again"

Ramat Gan Mayor Carmel Shama-Hacohen celebrated his 53rd birthday amidst a new online controversy, while revealing he is set to undergo a complex medical procedure at Sheba Hospital for the second time in six months.

09:27Mako
Helped accident victims — and was critically injured: "On the way to the hospital they resuscitated me twice"
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Helped accident victims — and was critically injured: "On the way to the hospital they resuscitated me twice"

Nadin, 22, noticed a car accident on Highway 6 and decided to help. When she got out of the car, she was hit by another vehicle and was severely injured. Since then, she has undergone an intensive rehabilitation process, and in an interview she shared: "I was sedated and intubated, they thought about amputating my arm and leg but in the end the doctors saved the limbs. I don't regret getting out...

08:35Mako
Ariana Grande and the 'Face Deflation' Effect: What Happens After Drastic Weight Loss?
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Ariana Grande and the 'Face Deflation' Effect: What Happens After Drastic Weight Loss?

Everyone is talking about the star's thinness, but it turns out it also affects her face. Studies on significant weight loss have found a link between a decrease in facial fat volume and an older appearance, especially in the cheek area. The face may look older not because the skin 'aged' overnight, but because the three-dimensional structure beneath it has changed.

07:14Ynet
"We have no breast cancer in the family": Why this does not mean you are at low risk
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"We have no breast cancer in the family": Why this does not mean you are at low risk

The absence of breast cancer cases in the family does not guarantee low risk, and most patients are diagnosed without a significant family history. Alongside mammography and familiarity with changes in the body, experts call for tailoring monitoring to the individual risk level. Prof. Tanir Allweis, Director of the Breast Health System and Director of the Breast Surgery Department at Hadassah...

07:05Ynet
The simple habit that dramatically lowers the risk of death from heart disease
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The simple habit that dramatically lowers the risk of death from heart disease

A study involving over 480,000 people found that those who climbed stairs regularly had a 39% lower risk of death from cardiovascular disease and a 24% lower risk of death from any cause. Dr. Maali Abu Omar, a pediatric cardiology specialist at Emek Medical Center, notes: 'Even a simple action like replacing the elevator with stairs can benefit heart health, and it costs nothing.'

07:00Ynet
Michal Zafir compared rice to spoons of sugar - and a dietitian responded with criticism
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Michal Zafir compared rice to spoons of sugar - and a dietitian responded with criticism

Is a plate of rice really equivalent to a pile of sugar, and should every glucose spike be feared? Michal Zafir's video sparked a heated debate. Zafir stands by her message but admits she lacked a solution. Dietitian Yarden Ovadia argues the comparison is misleading — here is the breakdown from both sides.

00:56Now14
Another reason to drink coffee in the morning: Links to lower body fat and higher muscle mass
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Another reason to drink coffee in the morning: Links to lower body fat and higher muscle mass

A new study from the University of Oulu in Finland has identified an intriguing link between daily coffee consumption and body composition, suggesting that higher intake correlates with lower body fat and increased muscle mass.

Aug 16, 2026
A health trend only for the rich? Celebrities who get IV vitamin drips
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A health trend only for the rich? Celebrities who get IV vitamin drips

IV vitamin drips have become a viral trend among celebrities and influencers, promising rejuvenation and energy boosts. However, experts warn that this procedure lacks any scientific basis.

16:50Maariv
A distant embrace: What did trauma doctors from Australia discover when they arrived in Israel?
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A distant embrace: What did trauma doctors from Australia discover when they arrived in Israel?

Precisely in the days when headlines speak of a rise in antisemitism in Australia and tension between the governments, a delegation of senior trauma doctors landed in the country for an unusual visit.

16:07ICE
Israel's beloved journalist faces Parkinson's: "It scares me"
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Israel's beloved journalist faces Parkinson's: "It scares me"

After years in the media and her participation in a successful reality show, the veteran journalist speaks candidly about the complex struggle with the serious illness she had been hiding, and explains why she decided to move out of the denial phase: "I didn't want people to pity me."

During a vacation in the north: 2 children hospitalized after eating chocolate with hallucinogenic mushrooms
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During a vacation in the north: 2 children hospitalized after eating chocolate with hallucinogenic mushrooms

Two children, aged 5.5 and 6.5, were admitted to the Galilee Medical Center after consuming chocolate laced with hallucinogenic mushrooms. They are currently in stable condition under medical observation.

12:14N12
"A serious and life-threatening incident": Two children hospitalized after eating chocolate containing hallucinogenic mushrooms
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"A serious and life-threatening incident": Two children hospitalized after eating chocolate containing hallucinogenic mushrooms

Two children, aged five and a half and six and a half, were admitted to the Galilee Medical Center after consuming chocolate laced with hallucinogenic mushrooms. Due to the risk of further complications, they remain under close monitoring in the pediatric intensive care unit.

11:55Mako
Did not eat fruits and vegetables for years: 9-year-old fell ill with scurvy due to severe vitamin C deficiency
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Did not eat fruits and vegetables for years: 9-year-old fell ill with scurvy due to severe vitamin C deficiency

The 9-year-old began to limp and his condition deteriorated until he had to move in a wheelchair. At the hospital, it turned out that he was suffering from scurvy due to a severe vitamin C deficiency. "In cases of severe deficiency and significant delay in diagnosis, bone damage and even tooth loss can occur."

11:15ICE
Maayan Adam shares update on daughter's health: "I cried all night"
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Maayan Adam shares update on daughter's health: "I cried all night"

Maayan Adam shared with her hundreds of thousands of followers the nerve-wracking moments after her toddler daughter required urgent medical tests and a likely upcoming surgery.

10:23Mako
"A large part of the heart was in danger": Doctors performed catheterization in the wrong order — the patient was left with severe brain damage
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"A large part of the heart was in danger": Doctors performed catheterization in the wrong order — the patient was left with severe brain damage

In a lawsuit filed against the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya, it is claimed that during a catheterization, the team of cardiologists acted in an order different from that described in medical practice, which caused severe physical and brain damage to the patient. His condition continued to deteriorate until he suffered cardiac arrest and required resuscitation. The expert opinion states that...

10:08Maariv
Is it allowed to eat half a watermelon a day? The nutritional truth that will surprise you | Dr. Maya Roseman
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Is it allowed to eat half a watermelon a day? The nutritional truth that will surprise you | Dr. Maya Roseman

A listener asked Dr. Maya Roseman if it is possible to eat half a watermelon a day. This is the answer she received - and these are the interesting details you should know about the most summery fruit of the bunch.

08:06Mako
The nutritional benefits of nuts and almonds
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The nutritional benefits of nuts and almonds

What exactly does this ultimate superfood do to our body? And what should one be careful about when eating nuts and almonds? A clinical nutritionist explains.

05:18ICE
Mourning in the medical world: well-known dentist has passed away
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Mourning in the medical world: well-known dentist has passed away

Dr. Isser Bugaisky, who practiced for many years in Tel Aviv, has passed away and will be laid to rest today. His name previously made headlines in the business sections following a massive lawsuit he filed against leading financial institutions.

Aug 15, 2026
11:00Globes
These methods will not help avoid a hangover
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These methods will not help avoid a hangover

Once a week, the "Checking the Myth" column examines famous historical distortions, their origins, and their lasting impact. This week: we debunk common myths surrounding spirits and their negative consequences.

Miran Buzaglo reveals drama at the HMO: "Why isn't she treating me?"
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Miran Buzaglo reveals drama at the HMO: "Why isn't she treating me?"

The star of "The Buzaglos" and wife of former soccer player Maor Buzaglo took her daughter, Shayne, for dental treatment at a "Clalit Smile" clinic: "A deep root canal is ahead of us, ugh." And also: the antibiotic treatment and the gift she promised to give her daughter.

06:01Maariv
Spending more than 10 minutes in the bathroom? The frightening danger lurking for you
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Spending more than 10 minutes in the bathroom? The frightening danger lurking for you

Doctors warn that sitting on the toilet for more than 10 minutes, especially with a phone, may increase the risk of hemorrhoids and weaken the pelvic floor. The recommendation: if you haven't succeeded, get up and try again later.

Aug 14, 2026
21:58Ynet
AI designed a virus, a scientist activated it — and here the story gets complicated
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AI designed a virus, a scientist activated it — and here the story gets complicated

Researchers from Stanford and the Arc Institute used artificial intelligence to design the genetic code of bacteriophages — viruses that attack bacteria — and created active viruses from them in the lab. This achievement could help in developing treatments against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, but experts warn that the improving ability of AI to design biological systems raises urgent questions...

14:50Now14
A study examined what is really in personal care products – and the results are troubling
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A study examined what is really in personal care products – and the results are troubling

A new study published in the journal "Environment & Health" raises questions regarding the information appearing on personal care and cleaning products we use daily. Researchers tested 113 products in 12 different categories and discovered that 98% of them contained at least one substance not listed on the label. In 85% of the products, at least one undeclared substance was found that is known or...

11:20Walla
4 months after the death of Reut Cohen and her unborn twins: the family is still waiting for answers
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4 months after the death of Reut Cohen and her unborn twins: the family is still waiting for answers

The family of the late Reut Cohen, who passed away at Meir Hospital while 28 weeks pregnant, is demanding answers from the Ministry of Health as the promised investigative committee has yet to convene. The Ministry stated that the committee will begin its work next month.

10:32Now14
Ministry of Health: No Confirmed Cases of Ebola in Israel
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Ministry of Health: No Confirmed Cases of Ebola in Israel

The Ministry of Health announced today, Friday, that a person suspected of having Ebola after returning from the Democratic Republic of the Congo has tested negative. The tests were conducted in accordance with professional protocols and international guidelines for high-risk infectious diseases.

09:57ICE
Ministry of Health: The Next 21 Days Are Critical
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Ministry of Health: The Next 21 Days Are Critical

The healthcare system continues to closely monitor the Ebola virus outbreak in Africa and is refining guidelines for those returning from risk areas.

07:20Mako
95% recover from testicular cancer - but consequences linger for years
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95% recover from testicular cancer - but consequences linger for years

Preliminary findings from a first-of-its-kind Israeli study led by Beilinson Medical Center highlight long-term impacts of testicular cancer: over 60% of survivors report psychological effects, 41% report erectile dysfunction, and 66% of those who did not preserve sperm regret the decision. "It is not enough for the patient to recover; it is important to understand how to preserve his quality of...

06:11Ynet
Rambam Director debunks accusations: "The staff was diverse and is very hurt" | Exclusive
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Rambam Director debunks accusations: "The staff was diverse and is very hurt" | Exclusive

At the end of a stormy week, in which Rambam Hospital was accused of inappropriate treatment of an IDF soldier by an "Arabic-speaking staff," hospital director Dr. Michal Mekel responds for the first time in an interview with Ynet and Yedioth Ahronoth: "Sectoral identity is a non-issue for the hospital. The on-call doctor was a kippah-wearer, and one of the nurses from the Arab sector is an...

06:00Ynet
Less alcohol, more fitness and screens: what is really happening to Gen Z's drinking habits?
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Less alcohol, more fitness and screens: what is really happening to Gen Z's drinking habits?

The younger generation is drinking less alcohol, spending more on wellness, and changing social leisure patterns. However, beneath this trend lies a complex question: what fills the void? Prof. Shauli Lev-Ran notes that fitness can serve as a coping mechanism, while Prof. Tzipi Strauss emphasizes that cumulative alcohol exposure at a young age increases the risk of chronic diseases later in life.

Aug 13, 2026
22:51ICE
Niro Levy reveals the truth about his medical condition: "I am a disabled person"
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Niro Levy reveals the truth about his medical condition: "I am a disabled person"

4 years after the severe car accident, actor Niro Levy talks about the rehabilitation that has not yet ended, the limitations he deals with, and the period when, according to him, he was paralyzed again. Alongside his career and return to the stage, he also reveals what is happening between him and his ex-girlfriend who is 30 years his junior.

22:13Now14
Medical Breakthrough: Innovative Treatment for Aggressive Brain Tumor in Israel
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Medical Breakthrough: Innovative Treatment for Aggressive Brain Tumor in Israel

New hope for patients with recurrent glioblastoma: Hadassah Medical Center in Ein Kerem has begun, for the first time in Israel, treating recurrent brain tumors using alpha radiation delivered directly into the tumor. The experimental procedure was performed on a 77-year-old patient as part of a clinical study.

17:58Now14
The "good" habit that led the TV host to the operating table
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The "good" habit that led the TV host to the operating table

American TV host Kelly Ripa revealed today, Thursday, the reason for her recent absence from the screen. She underwent a medical procedure following a "good" and common habit that led her to the operating table. In her podcast, Ripa explained: "I brush my teeth too much," which caused significant gum recession, particularly in the lower area of her mouth.

16:55ICE
Moshe Radman Rushed to Hospital
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Moshe Radman Rushed to Hospital

The high-tech entrepreneur and protest activist, placed 9th on the "Democrats" list, was hospitalized. In a post from his hospital bed, he reassured followers, criticized the government, and promised: "Tomorrow I return like a ninja."

16:05Mako
"My body is betraying me": The young women living with rare muscular dystrophy diseases
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"My body is betraying me": The young women living with rare muscular dystrophy diseases

Meitar had to give up her physics studies, Neta fears the day she will lose her independence and need a wheelchair, and Maya looks at her father and sees the future that might await her too. Three young women with rare muscular dystrophy diseases tell about life alongside the pain, the uncertainty, and the struggle to keep dreaming despite everything. A social worker from Schneider: "Most young...

14:16Now14
Do you have a gut feeling? This is what your brain is really trying to say
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Do you have a gut feeling? This is what your brain is really trying to say

There are moments when something just feels wrong. We have no explanation, no clear fact to point to, and yet something inside signals us to stop. Sometimes the feeling turns out to be surprisingly accurate, and sometimes we realize it misled us completely.

13:24Now14
For the first time in Israel: a 41-year-old's shoulder reconstructed using 3D printing
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For the first time in Israel: a 41-year-old's shoulder reconstructed using 3D printing

An innovative surgery performed at the Wolfson Medical Center may mark a breakthrough in the treatment of rare bone tumors: a multidisciplinary team removed a malignant tumor from the arm of a 41-year-old patient and reconstructed her shoulder using a 3D-printed implant specifically tailored to her body structure. According to the hospital, this is the first time in Israel that this technology has...

13:24Now14
7 habits that seem innocent – but can indicate mental distress
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7 habits that seem innocent – but can indicate mental distress

There are habits we adopt to relax and unwind, but sometimes they can signal something deeper. If you find yourself relying on one of these 7 habits for comfort, it is worth pausing to ask "why?" because even seemingly positive actions can sometimes be a sign of underlying emotional struggles.

12:20Mako
Ears Clogging Up on a Flight? How to Relieve the Pain
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Ears Clogging Up on a Flight? How to Relieve the Pain

Pressure in the ears, temporary hearing loss, and sometimes sharp pain are familiar phenomena during a flight, especially during landing. But there are several simple actions that can help.

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