The connection between divorce and violence
New study shows rise in domestic violence among Arab sector, increased instability as women's status changes.
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New study: 67% of teachers weren't trained to handle violence
Most teachers and educators in Israel say teaching staff does not have tools to handle physical, verbal, violence.
Study: Most Israeli parents want to vaccinate their children
Majority of parents want to vaccinate their children against coronavirus, just 6.3% refuse, study shows.
Study: Coronavirus pandemic exacerbated troubles of poorest
New research debunks theory that poor people suffered the least due to lack of disruption to their monthly living stipends.
The triple threat of coronavirus
A new study exposes how SARS-CoV-2 tampers with the cell's hardware to outsmart the immune system.
Comprehensive study links coronavirus and stroke in young people
Large-scale study finds strong connection between coronavirus and strokes – particularly in younger patients.
Groundbreaking study offers possible cure for autism
New study shares treatment success in autism spectrum disorder. Is the light at the end of the tunnel getting brighter?
New Jewish study group comes to Scotland
Study group aims to keep Jews from going abroad for Torah and religious text study by providing courses locally.
Bad to the Bone: How junk food hurts kids' bones
Hebrew University reveals negative impact of junk food on kids’ skeletal development.
New study shows vaccine effective against South African variant
Study from TA University, Clalit Research Institute, shows Pfizer vaccine protects, but less, against South African coronavirus strain.
Holocaust survivors more likely to suffer heart disease, cancer
Study offers basis for closely monitoring people who experienced trauma early in life & the impact it can have on long-term health.
Study: COVID vaccine protects pregnant mother and fetus
Hadassah Ein Kerem and Hebrew University study finds women, unborn children develop the same antibodies when the mother is vaccinated.
Could aspirin help prevent coronavirus infection?
Aspirin use for cardiovascular disease may reduce likelihood of COVID-19 infection, new study shows.
Study: 94% of COVID-19 patients have no symptoms 3 months later
New study by Jerusalem’s Shaare Zedek Medical Center shows encouraging long-term recovery data for coronavirus patients.
Health Ministry study: Pfizer vaccine reduces mortality by 90%
Senior Health Ministry officials work with Pfizer on study which shows high vaccine effectiveness in reducing overall infection.
BIU study: Previously ill patients react well to single vaccine
Bar-Ilan University/Ziv Medical Center study: One dose of COVID-19 vaccine provokes strong immune response in those previously infected.
An end to invasive biopsies?
Hebrew University researchers advance simple and inexpensive diagnostic blood test.
'Third wave': Average age of death from COVID-19 declining
New study shows while in first wave average age of the deceased was 81, in third wave it stands at 77.
Has a drug been found for coronavirus?
Montreal research team discovers age-old drug may be effective against COVID-19.
Nearly one-third of coronavirus patients readmitted to hospital
New study shows increased risk of respiratory, cardiovascular, problems for recovered coronavirus patients.
'Important for every woman to know if she is a BRCA carrier'
Shaare Zedek research shows advance detection of BRCA 1 and 2 mutations significantly increases breast cancer survival rate.
Study: Obesity significantly raises risk of death from COVID-19
New study by UNC, World Bank, shows patients suffering from obesity have 113% higher rate of hospitalization than slimmer patients.
Could a supplement prevent deterioration of COVID-19 patients?
Clinical study shows innovative supplement may be able to prevent exacerbation and deterioration of coronavirus.
Vape or smoke? You might be raising your risk of COVID-19
Use of e-cigarettes may significantly increase risk of contracting coronavirus, new study shows.
Mutated strain of swine flu may lead to new pandemic
New study by Chinese scientists shows virus becoming more prevalent in pigs may soon make the jump to humans.
Did coronavirus first start spreading in August?
New study shows increase in activity outside hospitals beginning in August 2019. Was it due to coronavirus?
Perception of aging may be more important than chronological age
COVID-19 loneliness linked to elevated psychiatric symptoms in older adults.
Bald men more likely to have a severe case of coronavirus?
Are androgens responsible for determining the severity of COVID-19?
Pangolins partly responsible for COVID-19?
Research team analyzes coronavirus genomes, says bats and pangolins may be responsible for outbreak, along with third animal.
New research shows some people may be immune to COVID-19
Research shows large segments of the population may be immune to COVID-19 - possibly due to exposure to other viruses.
Ibuprofen exacerbates coronavirus disease
World Health Organization recommends using paracetamol to treat coronavirus symptoms, instead of anti-inflammatories. Here's why.
Large study: Smoking increases risk for gestational diabetes
Pregnant smokers at higher risk for gestational diabetes, Hebrew University study finds.
Study: Large numbers of Jews at each end of religious spectrum
Nearly half of US Jews don’t identify with organized religion, study finds.
Maternal depression may alter children's immune responses
Israeli study shows maternal depression may have a long-term impact on children's psychological and immune health.
Study: Conservatives find more meaning in life than liberals
A University of California study suggests that liberals spend more time in their lives searching for meaning than do conservatives.
Study: Younger Jews not less religious than their elders
Study finds younger Jews are just as religious as older Jews - and Israel is the least religious country in the Middle East.
Study: Haredim more likely to be near-sighted
Public health expert says health, education systems need to work together to prevent nearsightedness in children at risk.
German study: No link between Muslim immigration, anti-Semitism
Study published by federal German entity claims anti-Semitism in Europe unaffected by Muslim immigration.
UC cancels event celebrating 50 years of study abroad in Israel
Event celebrating study in Israel through the University of California Education Abroad Program is cancelled over Gaza border 'tension.'
In time for Purim: The wine drinker's guide
Enjoy Purim drinking without the unpleasant side-effects wine can sometimes cause.
Study suggests Israelis in Europe disconnect from Judaism
New study suggests Israelis in Europe steer clear of Jewish community activities
Are you happy with your job?
New research shows Israeli employees are among the world's happiest.
Study: Most people assume serial murderers are atheists
Across the world, atheists are assumed to be more immoral than religious people - even if the person judging is an atheist himself.
Israeli researchers identify cause of rare disorder
Team of Israeli, US, researchers successfully identifies a single gene which causes a rare and severe neurological disorder.
Israel's health system ranks as one of the best globally
Comparative study shows Israelis enjoy top health care, but need to work on environmental protection.
Will the internet make you a couch potato? Surprisingly, not.
In surprising finding, new study shows spending time on the internet doesn't mean doing less physical activity.
Smoking in decline among Israelis
New study shows that only 15% of Israeli adults are smokers.
Study: Just 25% of Israelis feel 'secure' in their daily lives
33% of Israelis would continue going to work in the event of a missile attack - but just 9% would send their kids to school.
Road accident rate rises for third year
126 Israelis killed so far in 2016; 1,200 injured on electric bikes.
Study: 75% of at-risk youth victims of racism
Racism rates very high toward Ethiopian Israeli teenagers as well.
Study: Ethiopian IDF soldiers more likely to commit suicide
Statistics also reveal that soldiers with previous psychiatric diagnoses are less likely to commit suicide.
Report: Israelis working hard, making less
40% of employees making half the national average wage, report reveals in honor of May Day.
Study: Israel's teen drivers dangerously unsafe
Nearly half of Israeli teens do not always wear seat belts; one in three speed while talking on cell phones.
Study: 65% of Israeli teachers satisfied with their jobs
Study provides new hope for educational analysts, after July statistics showed sky-high teacher burnout.
Study: Israelis happy, but mistrust government
Official 2015 Democracy Index also reveals deep divide in Israeli-Arab relations on political level - though not personal level.
Study: social media a major factor in anxiety over terror
Israeli study notes technological advancements makes everyone a potential journalist - further fueling the terror war.
Study: Terror clips traumatize 80% of child viewers
Overwhelming majority of children who view clips of terror attacks on the internet develop signs of PTSD.
UNRWA 'Infant Mortality' Report Deeply Flawed
UN organization in Gaza deliberately misrepresented an unreliable scientific study as facts on the ground, blog finds.
Nazi Propaganda Continues to Influence Germany: Study
Survey finds 5% of Germans 'extremely' anti-Semitic, doubles with Germans who lived through the Nazi regime.
Study: More Israelis Turning to Private Healthcare
Elective surgeries rose dramatically since 2007 at private hospitals, Ministry of Health reveals.
