Articles in "mental health"
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 ...
Neural ‘On/Off Switch’ Discovery May Shed Light on Sex Differences in Social and Mental Health
Scientists have uncovered a rare, sharply defined neural circuit that behaves like an “on/off” switch, showing striking differences ...
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, ...
Perceived Injustice Drives Long-Term Psychological Stress, Researchers Say
Perceptions of unfairness play a central role in intensifying and prolonging psychological trauma following war, offering new insight into ...
The Quiet Corgi Who Helped a Veteran Heal
At 28, Gabriel Chen survives as he was trained to: alert, guarded, and always prepared. Counterterror operations in Judea and Samaria with ...
Brain Synchronization During Social Interaction Tied to Mental Resilience, Study Says
A new University of Haifa study, shared exclusively with The Press Service of Israel, suggests that the degree to which two strangers’ ...
One in Three Israelis Seek Mental Health Support After Two Years of War
After two years of war, a third of Israelis report needing professional psychological support, highlighting a mounting mental health ...
Brain Enzyme Discovery May Open New Path to Treat Neurodegenerative Disease
Israeli and European scientists have uncovered a previously unknown molecular mechanism that helps explain why aging and neurological ...
Digital Attention Exercises Reduce Soldiers’ PTSD Risk, Scientists Say
Specialized computer-based training can significantly reduce the risk of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among combat soldiers, ...
Even Traumatized Parents Can Shield Their Children from War’s Emotional Toll, Study Finds
Even during war, parents can play a critical role in protecting their children, new research finds. The study shows that parental emotional ...
