Medical
Does every Turkey hair transplant clinic say 'yes'? Inside a 24% decline rate
A 24% decline rate reveals why proper health screening matters before a hair transplant - and why a clinic saying “no” can sometimes be the safest answer.
Jerusalem man arrested after leaving miscarried fetus at hospital alleges police brutality
What is mesothelioma and how is it diagnosed?
Top mommy makeover in Turkey
Top forehead reduction surgeon in the world
Explore 10 surgeons across the world and learn how hairline design, scalp flexibility, surgical experience and long-term planning influence forehead reduction decisions.
Jerusalem court upholds 5-year suspension for gynecologist Guy Rofe over patient exploitation
“I will examine you as a gynecologist and as a lover,” he wrote to one patient, according to the judgment. She was a 19-year-old soldier whom he treated while serving as a military doctor.
Combating Israel's 'brain drain': Inside Hebrew University's new medical education center
The new center aims to combat Israel's so-called 'brain drain', in which an increasing number of Israelis are receiving extensive education overseas and remain elsewhere, just as Israel may need them
After botched execution attempt, death row inmate Christa Pike awakes 'angry and confused'
She is the first person known to have survived a "completed execution attempt" in the US, her lawyers say, calling it a violation of the Constitution's prohibition on cruel and unusual punishments.
Forehead reduction surgery in Turkey: What patients should know
Forehead reduction surgery can lower a naturally high hairline. Here’s what patients should know about candidates, hairline design, scarring, recovery and treatment in Turkey.
Turkey OUT, Israel IN: How Trichogenics became an international destination for hair transplants
Turkey has long led the hair transplant market. Now Israel is gaining attention, with brothers Asi and Eric Peretz combining expertise and technology at their Herzliya clinic.
FBI staff psychiatric, medical records stolen by ShinyHunters, hackers claim
ShinyHunters told Reuters on Tuesday that the data it had was "very very sensitive" and included medical information, discharges, prescriptions, clinical visits, and "any health issues with Agents."
AI is making decisions about our lives. Who takes responsibility? - opinion
Warnings from OpenAI and Anthropic reinforce the need for enforceable safeguards, human oversight and a way to challenge decisions that cause harm.
Tel Aviv University, German Institute Expand Brain Research Collaboration
The partnership will focus on electrophysiology, neuroimaging and training for early-career researchers, with joint summer schools planned in Germany and Israel.
Pakistan orders Afghan medical students home, bars new Afghan admissions
In a statement released Tuesday night, the Afghan Embassy said the decision would have a significant impact on the academic progress and future of Afghan students.