The Ethics Committee of the Medical Histadrut (Federation) will now be permitted to sell the psycho-stimulant drug that treats attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) Ritalin (Methylphenidate) without a doctor's

The Assuta Medical Center in Tel Aviv opened last year wearing an impressive reputation. But lately, that reputation has been blemished. In a letter last week to Assuta Director

A group of Jordanian pharmaceutical companies fear that operations of the Israeli company Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. may affect them should it decide to cooperate with a

Recently Dr. Eitan Hai-Am resigned from his post as Health Ministry director-general because of the cabinet's decision to relocate the emergency room at Ashkelon's Barzilai

We're still on the ball, guys! Israeli scientist Ada Yonath has won the Nobel Prize in chemistry. She works at the Weizmann Institute in Rehovot, named after

This man, Dr. Alon Monsonego of Ben Gurion University, could be the face put on a real, workable Alzheimer's vaccine. Alzheimer's being one of the scariest, most devastating

Wow. These Israeli inventions just keep coming, don't they? We've heard of cancer sniffing dogs, so why not program some artificial intelligence to do the same thing? Revealed

It has often been assumed that after a heart attack, where by definition a piece of the heart dies for lack of blood and oxygen, the damage is

How's THIS for the only democracy in the Middle East: Thanks to a Tel Aviv University student named Adi Mor, Insulin Shots may become obsolete very soon.

In a country where it's a nearly ubiquitous custom to kiss a Mezuzah upon entering and exiting a building, at a time when said country is all

Good news! A whole group of famous Kabbalist Rabbis have decided to do away with swine flu and protect Israel. Have they decided to be an example to

Got a pot belly or "beer gut" as we Westerners often refer to them? If so, you could be likely to have all kinds of health problems, including

How's the for potentially life-changing news: Radiation sickness may now be a thing of the past. Thanks to Jewish-American scientists working together with researchers and investors from Israel,

For many who are not aware, Wednesday, April 2nd was World Autism Awareness Day. Many media programs have devoted some of their viewing time to include informative