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Aug 13, 2026
12:11Now14
Drama in BTS: Pop star reveals medical issue in live broadcast
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Drama in BTS: Pop star reveals medical issue in live broadcast

V, a member of the global pop group BTS, revealed on Wednesday that he is receiving medical treatment for hearing impairment in one ear. The announcement came during the group's world tour, which reunites all seven members following a hiatus for mandatory military service. The singer, whose full name is Kim Tae-hyung, shared in a live broadcast that he has been dealing with the condition for two...

11:54ICE
Rare surgery at Assuta: First-of-its-kind treatment for a young woman injured by an Iranian missile
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Rare surgery at Assuta: First-of-its-kind treatment for a young woman injured by an Iranian missile

A mother of children who was injured in Arad by an Iranian missile strike underwent a delicate microsurgical procedure to reconstruct facial nerves in an attempt to restore her facial symmetry and the ability to close her eye.

Study determines: This is the reason why women need more hours of sleep than men
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Study determines: This is the reason why women need more hours of sleep than men

A 2016 sleep laboratory study has confirmed that women require more sleep than men to function properly. Experts point to the concept of "mental load" as the primary factor behind this need.

10:38ICE
3-4 kilograms less: The simple habit that accelerates weight loss
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3-4 kilograms less: The simple habit that accelerates weight loss

While many struggle with weight-loss medications, a new study reveals that there is a much easier method that can easily shed excess kilograms from the body. The mechanism is not a "fat-burning" magic, but a combination of caloric savings and a slight, temporary increase in energy expenditure.

A Basket, A Cure: How Basketball Brings Life Back to the Gaza Envelope
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A Basket, A Cure: How Basketball Brings Life Back to the Gaza Envelope

Barak Peleg, former coach of Hapoel Galil Elyon, took charge of the Otef Darom basketball club to help residents of the Gaza envelope recover after the events of October 7. The project has become a symbol of renewal.

08:32Mako
Her life was saved at the last moment: 11-year-old girl underwent emergency brain surgery after being injured during play
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Her life was saved at the last moment: 11-year-old girl underwent emergency brain surgery after being injured during play

The girl was playing with a relative and suddenly ran into a rope, injuring her head. Moments before entering surgery, her condition deteriorated and she lost consciousness. Emergency surgery performed at the neurosurgical unit at Ziv Medical Center saved her life. "If the girl had not been treated immediately, she could have died."

07:47Mako
Returned from the beach? Here is how to help your skin recover from the sun, salt, and wind
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Returned from the beach? Here is how to help your skin recover from the sun, salt, and wind

Redness, dryness, or a burning sensation are just some of the effects of a day at the beach. A skincare expert explains how to properly treat the skin after sun exposure – and which mistakes to avoid.

05:51Ynet
The Real Emergency: A Government That Plunders Public Health | Column
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The Real Emergency: A Government That Plunders Public Health | Column

While the number of doctors leaving the country has surged in the last two years, not even 25 million shekels could be found for transporting interns after shifts. Hundreds of millions were "shaved" from the Ministry of Health budget under the whitewashed title of "civilian emergency expenses." This is not a mistake, it is a policy.

01:23Now14
Just 3 minutes a day: The activity linked to a lower risk of 13 types of cancer
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Just 3 minutes a day: The activity linked to a lower risk of 13 types of cancer

A study published in the journal BMC Medicine has found a link between reducing sitting time and a lower risk of 13 types of cancer. Analyzing data from 59,218 people, researchers found that even small changes in routine matter: standing is better than sitting, walking is more effective than standing, and short bursts of vigorous activity yield the greatest benefits.

Aug 12, 2026
23:15Now14
The habit that almost half of adults have: when does it become a problem?
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The habit that almost half of adults have: when does it become a problem?

A study recently published in the journal "Appetite" examined the link between our ability to cope with emotions and emotional eating — a state in which we turn to food not because we are hungry, but due to stress, sadness, anxiety, or other feelings. The researchers found that difficulty in coping with emotions is linked to an increased tendency for emotional eating, a phenomenon that, according...

21:10Mako
Rabies Outbreak in Yarkon Park: Woman Bitten, 10 People Sent for Vaccination
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Rabies Outbreak in Yarkon Park: Woman Bitten, 10 People Sent for Vaccination

A dog infected with rabies was found in a parking lot in Ramat Gan; the Ministry of Health urges anyone who had contact with it to seek medical evaluation: "We must not allow a repeat of the fatal outcome seen two years ago."

19:24Maariv
Alarming Data: One in Two Adults in Israel Lives with Overweight or Obesity
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Alarming Data: One in Two Adults in Israel Lives with Overweight or Obesity

Data from Maccabi Healthcare Services reveals a troubling trend: about 50% of adults live with overweight or obesity, with 23% classified as obese, while 26% of children also struggle with weight issues.

19:19Walla
Virus spreading: areas where West Nile fever-infected mosquitoes were found
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Virus spreading: areas where West Nile fever-infected mosquitoes were found

Mosquitoes carrying the virus have been detected in several locations across Israel. The Ministry of Health reports 13 cases this season and one death. Authorities are urging the public to eliminate standing water and increase pest control measures.

17:07ICE
A serious warning to parents: What not to do if your child has a fish bone stuck
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A serious warning to parents: What not to do if your child has a fish bone stuck

Following two similar medical cases this past weekend, pediatric experts reveal a common mistake parents make and explain when it is critical to seek immediate medical attention.

16:20Now14
Israeli singer reveals: 'I had cancer, I have an exemption from the army'
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Israeli singer reveals: 'I had cancer, I have an exemption from the army'

Israeli singer Anne B was asked today (Wednesday) during a 'Q&A' session held on her Instagram account whether she is enlisting and where. In response, the young singer revealed: 'A few years ago I had cancer and therefore I have an exemption from the army, but despite the exemption, I chose to volunteer because it is very important to me to serve and contribute to my country.'

15:56Now14
"I am miserable": Reality star wakes up unable to speak
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"I am miserable": Reality star wakes up unable to speak

Reality star May Hatuel shared a photo today (Wednesday) from a clinic after waking up this morning "unable to speak." She later added with humor that while her temporary medical condition might be "a bit nice" for those around her, the situation is quite different for her.

15:49Now14
Shingles at a young age? The post by Chen Amsalem that surprised the web
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Shingles at a young age? The post by Chen Amsalem that surprised the web

Shingles is often perceived as a disease of the elderly, but a recent Instagram post by Chen Amsalem has sparked a conversation about its prevalence among younger people. Following her disclosure, many followers shared their own experiences with the condition.

15:27Now14
Medical breakthrough in the Negev: 600-bed center to be built in Be'er Sheva
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Medical breakthrough in the Negev: 600-bed center to be built in Be'er Sheva

The Ministries of Health and Finance have announced an international tender for the architectural design of the new "Peres" Medical Center in Be'er Sheva. Operated by the Sheba Medical Center and two health funds, the facility aims to bridge the healthcare gap between the periphery and the center.

14:38Now14
Unusual health warning for travelers to Mexico
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Unusual health warning for travelers to Mexico

A dream vacation in Mexico could end in the emergency room: UK health authorities are warning of a sharp rise in cases of infection with the Cyclospora parasite among tourists who have returned from the country. The parasite, which is transmitted through contaminated food or water, causes an acute intestinal infection accompanied by particularly severe symptoms. According to the latest data, in...

14:21ICE
Mai Hatuel in a complex medical condition: "A rare disease"
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Mai Hatuel in a complex medical condition: "A rare disease"

The star of "The Amazing Race," currently adjusting to life as a divorced woman, shared that she woke up this morning unable to speak and is feeling quite unwell after a doctor's visit.

14:13Now14
Can a lung transplant save patients with advanced lung cancer?
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Can a lung transplant save patients with advanced lung cancer?

Can a lung transplant, a procedure that for years was hardly considered an option for patients with advanced lung cancer, become a treatment for a specific group of patients? A study published in the medical journal JAMA presents exceptional preliminary results among patients with stage 4 NSCLC lung cancer, whose disease was limited to the lungs and did not respond to medical treatment.

13:55Mako
For the first time in Israel: innovative treatment for aggressive brain cancer patients
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For the first time in Israel: innovative treatment for aggressive brain cancer patients

The innovative treatment was administered to a patient with recurrent glioblastoma as part of a clinical trial at Hadassah Ein Kerem. During the procedure, doctors for the first time in the world inserted alpha radiation sources into the tumor from two paths simultaneously, aiming to achieve more precise coverage of the cancerous area. The CEO of the developing company stated: "For us, it has...

13:39ICE
Amir Banai Injured Ahead of 'Dancing with the Stars' Live Broadcast
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Amir Banai Injured Ahead of 'Dancing with the Stars' Live Broadcast

Hours before the live broadcast on Keshet 12, Amir Banai, a contestant on 'Dancing with the Stars', injured his forehead during the dress rehearsal and had to leave the studio to receive medical treatment.

13:01ICE
Shai-Li Ofri in a Major Medical Drama: "Severe Symptoms"
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Shai-Li Ofri in a Major Medical Drama: "Severe Symptoms"

The "Big Brother" star revealed that she was hospitalized after suffering from "severe symptoms," and later discovered that an abdominal cyst was the cause. She now updates her followers: "I am eighty percent good."

10:59Maariv
For the First Time in Israel: New Blood Test Assesses Preterm Birth Risk Mid-Pregnancy
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For the First Time in Israel: New Blood Test Assesses Preterm Birth Risk Mid-Pregnancy

A new technology provides a solution to one of the greatest challenges in obstetric medicine: identifying women at risk of preterm birth before warning signs appear.

10:16Mako
Arrived at the ER with stomach pain — doctors discovered a heart attack
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Arrived at the ER with stomach pain — doctors discovered a heart attack

A 40-year-old woman was convinced she had digestive issues, but collapsed shortly after arriving at the HaEmek Medical Center ER. Tests revealed she had suffered a myocardial infarction. Doctors warn that women often experience atypical symptoms like stomach or back pain instead of classic chest pressure.

10:15Mako
Uninsured motorcycle passenger awarded 4.6 million shekels after severe accident
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Uninsured motorcycle passenger awarded 4.6 million shekels after severe accident

Following a fatal motorcycle accident where the driver was killed, the young passenger was left with permanent disabilities. The court ordered the Karinit fund and the National Insurance Institute to pay 4.6 million shekels in compensation, as the passenger was unaware the motorcycle lacked mandatory insurance.

07:55Mako
Does the combination of Vitamin D and calcium not really provide protection?
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Does the combination of Vitamin D and calcium not really provide protection?

Vitamin D and calcium supplements are considered central to maintaining bone health and preventing fractures in old age. A new study presents a complex picture: despite their importance, they may not provide significant protection for the majority of the population.

06:50Ynet
"They told me that breast cancer does not hurt": The diagnosis that arrived after the third birth
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"They told me that breast cancer does not hurt": The diagnosis that arrived after the third birth

Adi Schneider-Dori, a mother of three from Kibbutz Revadim, turned to doctors when she could not breastfeed from her left breast. They reassured her that it was just an infection. Until she reached Dr. Orly Friedman-Aldar, a senior breast surgeon at Kaplan, and then the red lights went on: "An infection can only develop during breastfeeding, so it was immediately suspicious."

Aug 11, 2026
22:56Now14
The Surprising Discovery That May Change Fatty Liver Treatment
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The Surprising Discovery That May Change Fatty Liver Treatment

Is it possible to protect the liver even without losing weight? A new study published on August 10 in the scientific journal Cell Metabolism points to a surprising mechanism that may change the way researchers look at the treatment of advanced fatty liver disease. The researchers found that the hormone GDF15 may activate a communication pathway between the brain and the liver, which helps reduce...

22:06ICE
Beloved actress shares difficult news at 53: "I have been diagnosed with terminal cancer"
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Beloved actress shares difficult news at 53: "I have been diagnosed with terminal cancer"

Lucy Davis, who starred as Dawn Tinsley in the original British version of "The Office," revealed that a year and a half ago she was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer that has spread to her spine, hip, and ribs. Alongside the difficult news, she asks the public not to ignore unusual signs and to get checked in time.

21:29Walla
Storm at Rambam Hospital: Doctor protests against accusations targeting colleagues
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Storm at Rambam Hospital: Doctor protests against accusations targeting colleagues

Dr. Nitzan Shmueli, who treated four wounded soldiers, addressed the harsh accusations against the hospital staff. "The night was difficult, and Arabs and Jews together saved their lives minute by minute," she stated. Health Ministry Director-General Moshe Bar Siman-Tov visited the hospital, expressing full support for the management's decision to reject the complaints.

20:49ICE
Dana Zarmon in a complex medical condition: "There is no cure for this disease"
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Dana Zarmon in a complex medical condition: "There is no cure for this disease"

The internet personality has disappeared from social media in recent days, and after one of her followers asked about her well-being, she revealed what she is going through and what led to her absence. According to her, she is suffering like she has not suffered in years.

19:31Globes
The longevity investor has a golden tip for long life: maintain a routine
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The longevity investor has a golden tip for long life: maintain a routine

Amir Alroy, one of the pioneers of wellness investing in Israel, explains how the concept of "longevity" is changing the world of health, points out the hot trends and those about to break out, and shares his golden recommendation for long life. "The Science of Longevity," a new column.

18:45ICE
The Israel Cancer Association warns government ministries: "Do not harm patients"
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The Israel Cancer Association warns government ministries: "Do not harm patients"

Following the Ministry of Economy's decision to reopen the investigation into medical cannabis imports, the Israel Cancer Association has requested urgent intervention, demanding a halt to a move that could lead to severe shortages and financial burdens for patients.

18:45ICE
After leaving Channel 14, Eden Harel reveals: "It will not remain in the shadows"
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After leaving Channel 14, Eden Harel reveals: "It will not remain in the shadows"

After ending her role as a presenter on Channel 14 and concurrently participating in the TV show "MasterChef", Eden Harel shares the hormonal and physical changes she is experiencing following her entry into menopause.

18:45ICE
Ministry of Health Director-General visits Rambam: "The teams are committed to the mission"
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Ministry of Health Director-General visits Rambam: "The teams are committed to the mission"

Moshe Bar Siman-Tov met with families of wounded soldiers and medical staff at the hospital in Haifa. In response to recent discourse against employees from the Arab community, the Director-General provided full backing to the management and the teams.

A simple step: the drink that may reduce depression
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A simple step: the drink that may reduce depression

A new study from Newcastle University found that incorporating a glass of natural fruit juice or a fruit smoothie as part of the daily diet may lead to a decrease in depression scores. The researchers explain: the vitamins and antioxidants in the fruit provide a concentrated source that positively affects brain function.

14:59Walla
Evacuation saved from missiles, but took a mental toll: Study on teenagers in the Gaza envelope
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Evacuation saved from missiles, but took a mental toll: Study on teenagers in the Gaza envelope

Teenagers evacuated from their homes during the Iron Swords War reported higher levels of depression and stress compared to their peers who remained in areas under constant security threat. A new study from the University of Haifa, published in the European Journal of Psychotraumatology, suggests that the evacuation process itself may contribute to additional emotional distress beyond the impact...

13:20Now14
Jumping on the trend: The trampoline workout conquering the fitness world
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Jumping on the trend: The trampoline workout conquering the fitness world

Who said trampolines are only for kids? In recent years, they are making a surprising comeback, this time as part of one of the most intriguing trends in the fitness world. Rebounding workouts, based on jumps and rhythmic movements on a personal trampoline, are gaining popularity and offer a combination of aerobic activity, music, and a party atmosphere.

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