cancer

The secret to healing what ails you lies within your own DNA

A genetic time bomb: How one woman broke the BRCA cycle

How Libby Margolin turned her BRCA diagnosis into advocacy for genetic testing and PGD.

By LIBBY MARGOLIN
03/12/2024

Can AI help to preserve a legacy after death?

Could AI simulations of the dead let us “chat” with Maimonides or Rashi? If the sages had access to the modern Internet, could they rule on contemporary issues?

30/11/2024

Immunai and Teva partner to innovate new cancer, immunology therapies

The collaboration between the two companies reflects ongoing efforts to enhance drug development, the CEO of Immunai said.

Israeli doctor Itzhak Brook honored with distinguished service award at cancer symposium

Dr. Itzhak Brook was celebrated for his decades-long contribution to head and neck cancer advocacy and patient support

 Medical tattoo artist India Abraham.

India Abraham: Healing physical and psychological scars through medical tattooing

Jerusalemite of the week: India Abraham is a practitioner of medical tattooing who had already helped scores of people before Oct. 7, but her work has taken on even greater significance since then.

10/11/2024

TAU researchers take on battle vs immunotherapy-resistant tumors

The researchers discovered that UV exposure caused a significant increase in the expression of a protein associated with immune response.

Walking twice a day could significantly reduce bowel cancer risk, study finds

Study of over 86,000 UK participants finds timing of physical activity plays crucial role, but activity hours play crucial role.

New nanotechnology enables non-invasive breath test for early detection of lung cancer

Chinese scientists from Zhejiang University used ultra-sensitive nanosensors to detect chemical changes in exhaled air.

New study finds omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids may reduce cancer risk

Researchers found that higher blood levels of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids are linked to a reduced risk of colon, stomach, lung, and other gastrointestinal cancers.

Prostate cancer decreasing in Israeli Jews, rising for Arabs

Prostate cancer can appear after the age of 50 and over, with the highest number of cases among Jews at the age of 70 to 74 and among Arabs at the age of 75 and over.

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