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Nutritionist explains: Is it worth giving children dairy products?
In the past, a glass of milk was a symbol of healthy and nutritious food that contributes to growth. However, today, with the strengthening of the vegan trend and the growing fear of consuming dairy products, many parents wonder if they are really beneficial for children's health - or if they can be skipped. Precisely for this purpose, the nutritionist clarifies the subject.

Worker falls 9 meters into ship's hold at Ashdod's Southern Port
Fire and rescue teams are conducting a complex extraction operation at the Southern Port. There is currently no information regarding the worker's condition.

Engaged after shedding 135 kg: 'We didn't just fall in love with the body that changed'
About a year ago, two strangers lay in adjacent operating rooms at the hospital, unaware that they would become the love of each other's lives. Exactly one year later, he knelt down and she said yes. 'I once thought the surgery would save my health; today I know it gave me a new life, and within it, the person with whom I will build a family.'

The 5 Foods That Will Improve Your Mood and Awaken Sexual Desire
Planning a romantic meal? These are the foods you must include: they are not only tasty and healthy, but also improve mood - and reawaken desire.

Jerusalem: 4-year-old girl sedated and intubated after choking on a grape
The girl's heart stopped beating after a grape blocked her airway at her home in Jerusalem. MADA teams performed resuscitation, extracted the pieces of grape from her throat, and restored her pulse. She was evacuated to Shaare Zedek Hospital in serious and stable condition.

Ministry of Health: Concern over rising rabies cases in Israel
With 63 cases of rabies identified in animals since the start of the year, the Ministry of Health warns that the trend is worsening. As the disease spreads into central regions, officials urge the public to remain vigilant and stop feeding wild animals. Prof. Sigal Sadetzki warns: "Without public cooperation, we cannot overcome this challenge."

Pancreatic cancer: an innovative drug slows disease progression
A new drug successfully blocks a protein considered one of the main growth drivers of pancreatic cancer, extending the lives of patients who have exhausted standard treatment options.

Cream, sorbet or protein ice cream: Which is the healthiest choice?
Ice cream is a summer staple, and there is no reason to give it up. A wise choice, an appropriate portion, and attention to ingredients are all it takes to enjoy it as part of a balanced diet without guilt.

"Magic Honey" for weight loss: Women report dizziness, depression, and loss of control
Marketed on social media as a "natural" weight loss product, this substance is causing alarming symptoms in users. Women report dizziness, nausea, mood swings, and feelings akin to drug withdrawal.

Trauma After October 7: Why a Survivor Is Still Denied Permanent Disability Status
Despite a diagnosis of PTSD and medical evidence, the National Insurance Institute (Bituach Leumi) continues to assign only temporary disability status to an October 7 survivor. Attorney Gil Kraus calls this practice outrageous, noting that forcing victims to repeatedly prove their condition only deepens their psychological trauma.

The Artificial Intelligence Revolution Reaches Sunglasses
The transition to multifocal technology is becoming common not only in prescription glasses but also in sunglasses. New technology brings a dramatic improvement to vision and is suitable for a variety of activities.

15-year-old girl hospitalized following tick bite
A teenager was taken to the emergency room after attempts by community doctors to remove a tick failed. The director of the pediatric emergency department at Assuta Ashdod successfully extracted the parasite.

Less snacking, more activity: Making summer vacation healthier
Are your kids constantly raiding the fridge? With a bit of planning and a relaxed atmosphere, you can make summer days healthier without turning mealtimes into a daily struggle. As one dietitian notes: "The goal is not perfection, but a balance that lets children enjoy their break while still taking care of their bodies."

Adam Tal, pioneer of digital marketing in Israel, dies at 43: 'He changed the lives of thousands'
Adam Tal, a leader in affiliate marketing and a pioneer of the local hip-hop scene, has passed away after a year-and-a-half battle with cancer. He leaves behind his wife and two sons. Friends and colleagues remember him as a remarkably talented, modest, and profound individual who mentored a generation of professionals.

After returning from Israel: Clavicular confronted at a Miami club and "citizen arrested" by a security guard
The problematic influencer returned to Miami and already managed to get into trouble at a nightclub. According to TMZ, two men claimed they performed a "citizen's arrest" on Clavicular after he acted out in the club. In a video that went viral, the influencer is heard saying he is having trouble breathing, and later laughed about the incident on X.

"Within minutes the whole street was filled with fire trucks": Toxic gas leaked in a residential building in Ramat HaSharon
A leak of methyl bromide, a toxic gas used for agricultural pest control, led on Friday to the mobilization of fire, police, and Magen David Adom forces to the residential building. The container was located on the minus 2 floor of the building: "Apparently, a child or a teenager moved the container or damaged it, and that is what caused the leak."

The divorce of the century shaking South Korea: AI billionaire to pay hundreds of millions
A Seoul court has ordered the chairman of SK Group to pay his ex-wife approximately one-third of his fortune. The $644 million settlement was calculated based on asset values at the time of the appeal hearing, rejecting the ex-wife's request to base the figure on future company valuations.

Saving a life in Israel: A rare fetal surgery during wartime
A couple from Cyprus traveled to Israel to save their unborn child. Doctors at Beilinson performed a rare in-utero cyst drainage, allowing the baby to breathe independently immediately after birth.

Investing in arm exercises and not seeing results? This is the reason
If you are training and still not satisfied with the look of your arms, you may be focusing on the wrong place. Why is it impossible to burn fat only in one area of the body? And what do you really need to do to reveal muscle and achieve a toned look?

American nurse to young woman of Israeli descent: "I don't want anything from stinking Jews"
Maya, whose cousin was murdered at the Nova festival, posted items for free on Facebook Marketplace and was targeted by a California-based nurse with antisemitic abuse. "I couldn't believe it was real," she says.

How hot is too hot? The study that warns of a new and surprising limit
Feeling hot already? Research shows that the body struggles to regulate its temperature under heat load conditions lower than previously thought. What does this mean for us in the Israeli summer?

The unique connections of the brain in adolescence
A new study, conducted on mice, shows that in adolescence, not only are unnecessary connections between nerve cells removed, but new communication centers are created — the absence of which may be related to the development of diseases like schizophrenia.

5 Mistakes You Make When Brushing Your Teeth
If you are in the habit of rinsing your mouth immediately after brushing or skipping tongue cleaning before bed, you might want to rethink your routine. Adhering to a few simple rules can make the difference between strong, healthy teeth and long-term damage.