Articles in "Ben-Gurion University of the Negev"
Israeli Study Uncovers Myelin’s Hidden Role in Keeping the Brain Efficient
The brain is one of the body’s most energy-demanding organs, and a new study from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) has revealed ...
Israeli-US Study Warns New Diet Guidelines Could Miss Environmental Goals
A new study by Israeli and American researchers finds that environmental gains from reducing ultra-processed foods in the American diet ...
Israeli Study Quantifies Environmental Potential of Cultivated Seafood
A new Israeli study provides the strongest evidence to date that cultivated fish could have a significantly lower environmental impact than ...
Israeli Doctors Link Secondhand Smoke Exposure to Poorer Sleep Quality in Children
Exposure to cigarette smoke at home is associated with poorer sleep quality among children, according to a new Israeli study that measured ...
AI Models Reproduce Hidden Antisemitic Associations Despite Safeguards, Researchers Warn
AI models reproduce longstanding antisemitic stereotypes about Jews, Israeli researchers announced on Wednesday. The findings suggest that ...
Dieting May Offset Certain Genetic Risks, Study Finds
An international clinical study suggests that diet may help offset certain inherited genetic risks, raising the possibility that what ...
Simple Step Test Could Help Identify Early Signs of Decline in Older Adults, Israeli Scientists Say
A simple movement test may provide new insight into an older adult’s future health. New research suggests that the time it takes to begin ...
New Immune Cell Mechanism Could Inspire Targeted Cancer and Tissue Treatments
Israeli and U.S. scientists have identified a previously unknown type of immune cell that defends the body through a rapid self-destruction ...
Israeli Study Suggests Fat Loss ‘Memory’ Could Change How Doctors Treat Obesity
Losing belly fat may deliver benefits that last far longer than previously thought -- even if the weight eventually returns, according to a ...
‘Digital Determinism’ in Youth Sports May Shape Careers Too Early
With the 2026 World Cup due to kick off on Thursday, Israeli researchers are warning that a quieter technological shift is already ...
