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Science & Health

Israel Launches Ubeidiya Park, Where Early Humans Lived 1.5 Million Years Ago – Archaeology

News Life and Culture Columnists and Opinion Haaretz Hebrew and TheMarker Partnerships Haaretz.com, the online English edition of Haaretz Newspaper in Israel, gives you breaking news, analyses and opinions about.

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Fish are on the move and it isn't necessarily a good thing, say Israeli scientists

Adapting quickly to climate change is a good thing. Right? Scientists from Tel Aviv University set out to check the situation in fish, and were in for a surprise Source.

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New study debunks notion that ancient brains are 'rare' in archaeology

Sensational reports about ‘unique’ finds suggest somebody needs a thesaurus for their birthday, according to new archive of ancient brain discoveries over 12,000 years Source link

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First-time parent at 88: has Israel's fertility craze gone too far?

Is the recent case of late parenthood in Jerusalem of a 57-year-old mother a miracle to be celebrated or an ethical blunder? Israel is a world power in fertility treatments,.

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The case for a tuberculosis vaccine to prevent dementia

The BCG vaccine has been in use since 1921. Now two new papers survey the vaccine and explain how it may protect not only our lungs but our minds Source.

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Malaria resistance mutation detected in ancient people in Bahrain

First-ever ancient DNA analysis of Arabians in Bahrain from 2,300 to 1,400 years ago finds a ‘bad’ genetic mutation in three of four people – that may have also saved.

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The Israeli porcupine expert who wrote the ethics code for space

Prof. Zvi Sever has trod the forests in Africa, written a bill for the gifted and talented that Netanyahu blocked, exchanged ideas with Bill Gates and Angela Merkel and studied.

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The Israeli scientist who is growing testicles in a lab

Dr. Nitzan Gonen is familiar with the jibes about her work, but she is cautiously optimistic that artificial testicles will be able to help infertile men Source link

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Talking to the unconscious: Israelis reduce delirium during surgery

Israeli company EyeControl developed a device that helps medical teams maintain contact with patients waking from anesthetic – and may help reduce delirium ■ The war in Gaza intensified the.

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Research sheds new light on origin of syphilis, rescues Columbus' reputation

Genetic analysis doesn’t definitively close the case of syphilis’ origin, but detects its cousins in prehistoric South America – and redates the emergence of the disease Source link

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