News for Research New research provides insight into how cytokine storm developsBar-Ilan University: Understanding molecular interactions might be a target of precision medicine for treating severe COVID-19 cases. New study shows IVF less effective after coronavirusNew research by Sheba Medical Center shows significant drop in quality of embryos obtained after one partner contracts coronavirus. Bad to the Bone: How junk food hurts kids' bonesHebrew University reveals negative impact of junk food on kids’ skeletal development. The hunger games: Uncovering the secret of the hunger switch in the brainA 3D structure reveals how a unique molecular switch in our brain causes us to feel full – and may help develop improved anti-obesity drugs. Amazon Web Services, Hebrew U launch quantum computing researchHebrew University says it is the first Israeli academic institution to partner with Amazon for quantum research. New study shows Pfizer coronavirus vaccine effective against South African variantStudy from TA University, Clalit Research Institute, shows Pfizer vaccine protects, but less, against South African coronavirus strain. Researchers: Holocaust survivors more likely to suffer heart disease, cancerStudy offers basis for closely monitoring people who experienced trauma early in life & the impact it can have on long-term health. New study: AstraZeneca vaccine 79% effectiveLarge trial including over 32,000 participants shows AstraZeneca vaccine to be 79% effective. Bar-Ilan University researchers identify non-coding RNA molecule in trypanosome parasitesNewly-discovered molecule may facilitate the development of drugs to treat, and prevent the spread of, various diseases. Can understanding constipation help diagnose Parkinson's disease earlier?Hebrew University researchers unveil a chain of physiological events that may help provide new methods for disease diagnosis. Could aspirin help prevent coronavirus infection among heart patients?Aspirin use for cardiovascular disease may reduce likelihood of COVID-19 infection, new study shows. Israeli research: Breastmilk antibodies effective against coronavirusNew research analyzes antibody levels and quality in newly-vaccinated nursing mothers, with important results. Has Hebrew University put an end to invasive biospies?Hebrew University researchers advance simple and inexpensive diagnostic blood test. Does a worm hold the secret to genetically reversing brain damage?Hebrew University research successfully produces genetically-engineered synapsis, circumventing neural damage. Has a drug been found for coronavirus?Montreal research team discovers age-old drug may be effective against COVID-19. Study: Nearly one-third of coronavirus patients readmitted to hospital within 140 daysNew study shows increased risk of respiratory, cardiovascular, problems for recovered coronavirus patients. Response to anti-vaxxers: Why you should take The VaccineMisinformation and fearmongering must not be allowed to prevent us from ending the pandemic. A response to an op-ed published on Arutz Sheva US COVID-19 bill includes clause about UFOsThe newest aid bill from Congress requires USA military to publicize UFO research. Evidence does not equal evidenceNot all items of evidence are equal, but some are more equal than others.Don't make big life decisions based on someone's opinion. Study: Wearing a used face mask can increase danger of COVID infectionResearch showed that masks alter manner of inhalation and promote respiration of Covid-19-carrying aerosols. New study reveals soaring levels of anxiety & depression linked to lockdownAround 1 in 10 Israelis reported severe anxiety in pre-epidemic period, as compared to almost 1 in 3 now. New study: Lockdown has no significant impact on COVID mortalityStudy based on data from 160 countries, recommends "increasing population resilience with better physical fitness." At least 12,706 mutations of Covid-19 identified so farResearchers claim study shows none of the mutations presents heightened risk of transmission.Large study shows mask-wearing 'not statistically significant'Almost 5,000 people participated in randomized study. 1.8% of mask-wearers contracted COVID vs. 2.1% of control group. New research into white blood cells could spell hope for COVID patientsShaare Zedek & Sight Diagnostics working to identify early deterioration in COVID patients, for swifter, more effective treatment. A cure for COVID in your medicine cabinet?Studies looking into mouthwash & aspirin have already shown huge promise. Bad news for BigPharma... The next 72 daysWhile fighting for re-election, Trump has lifted restrictions on US investment in Israeli research projects in Judea and Samaria. Op-ed. Jews and Arabs who work together for the good of IsraelHow Jews and Arabs work together to make the quality of life in Israel better and increase longevity.. Op-ed. Can DNA technology help detect cancer and coronavirus?Hebrew University inches closer to harnessing DNA molecules for disease detection and electronics. Israeli study: Small number of autonomous vehicles improves traffic flowBar Ilan U researchers find traffic flow greatly improves with the addition of just a small number of autonomous vehicles on the road. Shaare Zedek researcher: '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-19New study by UNC, World Bank, shows patients suffering from obesity have 113% higher rate of hospitalization than slimmer patients. Could this supplement prevent deterioration of COVID-19 patients?Clinical study shows innovative supplement may be able to prevent exacerbation and deterioration of coronavirus. Vapers may be five times more likely to contract coronavirus, study showsUse of e-cigarettes may significantly increase risk of contracting coronavirus, new study shows. Magnetic memory states go exponentialNewly-discovered ability to stabilize, control, number of magnetic states may allow multi-level magnetic memory with many states per cell. New strain of swine flu may lead to pandemic, scientists warnNew study by Chinese scientists shows virus becoming more prevalent in pigs may soon make the jump to humans. Did coronavirus first start to spread through China in August?New study shows increase in activity outside hospitals beginning in August 2019. Was it due to coronavirus? Study: Older adults' perception of aging may be more important than chronological ageCOVID-19 loneliness linked to elevated psychiatric symptoms in older adults. Studies: Bald men more likely to have a severe case of coronavirusAre androgens responsible for determining the severity of COVID-19? Study: Israel doesn't have coronavirus herd immunitySerological tests show low rate of immunity among Israeli population. Researchers find pangolins may be responsible for COVID-19's ability to transfer to humansResearch team analyzes coronavirus genomes, says bats and pangolins may be responsible for outbreak, along with third animal. A shared ancestry? Genomes provide new insight into Canaanite heritage’s far reachGenetic samples from across the Southern Levant show Canaanites to be a demographically coherent group - and one which migrated. Did fines for violating coronavirus guidelines change Israelis' behavior?New survey examines how Israelis' behavior during coronavirus outbreak was influenced by government guidelines. Study: Gene which raises risk of dementia may also raise risk of severe coronavirusThose with two copies of a genetic mutation at more than double the risk of severe COVID-19 than those with two copies of a different gene. Israeli researchers: Hearts that drum together beat togetherGroup drumming stimulates behavioral and physiological synchronization that contributes to ability to cooperate, Bar-Ilan U. study finds. New research shows large segments of the population may be immune to COVID-19Research shows large segments of the population may be immune to COVID-19 - possibly due to exposure to other viruses.Large survey confirms: Loss of smell and taste linked to COVID-19Global survey of 4,000 coronavirus patients supports link between COVID-19 and loss of smell and taste. Could a heartburn drug be used to treat coronavirus?New York researchers study whether famotidine, the active ingredient in Pepcid, can treat for coronavirus. 'Do not do this at home.' Can COVID-19 cause heart inflammation in children?'Multi-system inflammatory state' noted in children who have coronavirus or may have suffered in the recent past, medical experts say. University receives grant for coronavirus research proposals amid pandemicIsraeli government awards University of Haifa faculty funding for 18 research proposals related to COVID-19. Seven-fold increase in stroke rates among young COVID-19 victimsYounger coronavirus patients with no medical history are suffering stroke at alarming rates, doctors warn. First-ever coronavirus trial participant: 'Proud to have been part of the process'Jennifer Haller, 44, spoke about her participation in the trial of the first-ever COVID-19 vaccine. 'As easy as the regular flu shot.' Ibuprofen exacerbates coronavirus diseaseWorld Health Organization recommends using paracetamol to treat coronavirus symptoms, instead of anti-inflammatories. Here's why. Research claims expensive car owners 'feel sense of superiority over other road users'Study claims to reveal likelihood drivers will slow for pedestrians decreases by 3% for every extra $1,000 that one's vehicle is worth. Israeli research: Steroid use linked to low blood sugarFindings point to side effect of steroids not previously described in medical literature. Israeli docs strike big blow to antibiotic-resistant 'superbugs'Hebrew U. team brings hope to patients with life-threatening, drug-resistant infections. Study: Electronic cigarettes raise risk of lung disease by 30%E-cigarettes can cause serious lung damage in just a few years, new study shows. |
