Who needs Pluto?

When Avichai Kremer was diagnosed with A.L.S, he decided to dedicate the rest of his life to finding a cure. Today with a lot of Israeli “hutzpa” and business wit, Mr. Kremer’s organization is offering researchers to race for a cure

If you ever thought marriage was the end of life, a new Tel Aviv University study suggests that married couples live healthier and hopefully longer. This is one study we should all take to heart.

The complete manuscripts of Albert Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity are displayed for the first time ever.

The University of Haifa has created a three-year “medical clowning” degree to lift spirits in hospitals. Israeli medical clowns really aren’t just clowning around.

Israelis are known for their big mouths, but this duo takes the cake. Last week Yoni Cohen-Idov and Uri Merhav won the first place at the international debate championships in Istanbul.

The American National Institute of Health has awarded a $2.1 million dollar grant to researchers at the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research in New York and the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, for future research into the genetic origins and possible treatment of schizophrenia.

After losing one of his players, NCAA Florida coach Billy Donovan went overseas to find his potential replacement. Israeli standout Nimrod Tishman was the chosen one.

This month marks the six-year anniversary of Christopher Reeve’s visit to Israel for a tour of the country’s advanced stem-cell research facilities. What has changed today?

Foods high in carbohydrates — like white bread — can be devastating to the health of your heart. Now a Tel Aviv University researcher can watch the damage as it happens.