Articles in "health"
Sleep Apnea Doubles Children’s Risk of Influenza and COVID-19, Scientists Warn
Children diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea face a significantly higher risk of contracting influenza and COVID-19, even years after ...
Romanian Doctors Remove Massive 7-Centimetre Brain Tumor from Patient
(AGERPRES) - Doctors of the Prof. Dr. Nicolae Oblu Clinical Emergency Hospital in Iasi managed to save the life of a 72-year-old man from ...
Not All Weight Loss Is Equal: Resistance Training Beats Diet or Cardio Alone, Scientists Say
A new Israeli study shows that not all weight loss is created equal, and that strength training offers unique benefits for both men and ...
Repeated Diets Can Improve Metabolic Health Even After Weight Regain, Study Finds
A long-term Israeli study is overturning a widely held belief about “yo-yo dieting,” suggesting that repeated attempts to lose weight ...
Vouchers Tied to Blood Sugar Targets Improve Diabetes Outcomes, Israeli Study Finds
An Israeli study suggests that financial incentives tied to health outcomes could dramatically improve diabetes management among low-income ...
Romania’s Health Minister Opens Three-Day Visit to Israel
Bucharest (AGERPRES) - Romanian Minister of Health Alexandru Rogobete begins a three-day official visit to Israel on Tuesday, as part of a ...
Azerbaijan Sees Surge in Open Heart Surgeries Following Health Insurance Reform
Baku (AZERTAC) - Over 11,000 open heart surgeries have been performed in Azerbaijan in the last two years. AZERTAC reports that this was ...
Low Death Rates But Deep Scars: Israel Reviews Health System’s War Performance
Israel's health system treated over 24,000 war casualties and is implementing sweeping reforms to prepare for future conflicts, according ...
In First, Scientists Find Proof of Brain Activity Measurably Boosting Vaccine Response
Israeli scientists have provided the first evidence that the brain can actively influence how well a vaccine works through a measurable, ...
Fear and Secrecy Undermine Patient Safety Efforts, Israeli Researcher Says
Medical errors remain one of the leading causes of death worldwide, rivaling heart disease and cancer, yet healthcare systems continue to ...
