El Niño: Protecting Children Starts Before Disaster Strikes
The world is preparing for a potentially powerful El Niño, a climate phenomenon that can alter rainfall patterns and increase…
Breaking Silence Across Generations
Gender-based violence is often discussed in terms of individual victims and perpetrators. Our research focuses on Arab-Palestinian women in Israel,…
The Power of Knowing: World Alzheimer’s Day 2026
Every September, the world observes World Alzheimer’s Day, a global moment to confront the condition that remains one of the…
Can AI Help Us Spot the Next Disease Outbreak Earlier?
Many infectious diseases begin with a spillover: a pathogen circulating in animals finds its way into humans. Changes in land…
Be Careful with Hot Drinks!
For many people, starting the day with a hot coffee or tea is a comforting daily ritual. But how hot…
Is There Such a Thing as a Healthy Tan?
Sunburn is not the only sign of sun damage. Even without burning, repeated UV exposure accumulates throughout life, accelerating skin…
Special: Brain, Memory and Aging
As we age, our brains undergo changes that can affect memory, cognition and overall health. Research is helping us understand…
Special: Cancer: Prevention, Detection and Treatment
Cancer remains one of the major health challenges of our time, but research is constantly improving our understanding of how…
Five Things That Could Prevent a Drowning This Summer
For many of us, summer means beaches, swimming pools, lakes, and rivers. While spending time in the water is an…
Why Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Matters Before Transgender Chest Surgery
Rather than creating new barriers to gender-affirming surgery, the researchers argue that cancer prevention should become a routine part of…