Playing God: Designer Babies, Population Control, and Inter-Planetary Living

June 21, 2021 Does God give man authority to re-engineer the human mind and body, control population, or create a habitat on other planets to live on?  Is this part of His plan for His creation?

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Save a Child’s Heart Funds Israeli Emergency Op for 4-Year-Old

June 20, 2016 A four-year-old from Gambia is all smiles as he recovers from life-saving heart surgery at the Save a Child’s Heart Children’s Home in Holon, Israel, the 4,000th child given a new chance at life by the Save a Child’s Heart organization.

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Israeli Scientists Create Bionic Heart

March 21, 2016 Researchers at Tel Aviv University (TAU) report that they have developed a bionic heart patch called a “cyborg heart patch.” The device combines both organic and engineered elements offering capabilities that are said to surpass human tissue alone.

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Israeli Study Finds Rudeness Impairs Health Workers

January 4, 2016 An Israeli study confirms the power of the tongue and the importance of "speaking the truth in love." Even “moderate” rudeness toward medical professionals dramatically affects their ability to provide high quality healthcare and to diagnose diseases, according to a study co-conducted by Tel Aviv University (TAU), Haifa’s Bnei Zion Medical Center and the University of Florida.

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Israeli Company Creates Pain-Free Glucose Monitor

November 23, 2015 With over 1,200 active life sciences companies, and about 40 new ones formed each year, Israel continues to make enormous contributions to healthcare. Many new groundbreaking devices were on display from November 16–19 at Medica 2015 in Dusseldorf, Germany.

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Israelis Upgrade Wheelchairs to Tackle Real Obstacles

September 21, 2015 Two Israeli innovation teams have wheeled out a pair of savvy wheelchairs this year, with one designed to sense and conquer obstacles in its path and the other geared for mobility feats and rough terrain.

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Israeli-German Team Reveals Lower-Dose Tylenol Toxicity Using Liver-on-a-Chip Technology

August 31, 2015 While Tylenol serves as the "safe" painkiller for pregnant women, researchers from Jerusalem's Hebrew University and Germany's Fraunhofer Institute for Cell Therapy have found evidence that smaller doses than expected carry a toxic effect on cellular respiration.

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Teva Goes High Tech to Deliver Medicine Through Implanted Microchip

June 29, 2015 The Israeli pharmaceutical giant Teva is joining forces with the American hi-tech company Microchips Biotech to employ biochips for the remote delivery of their medications. The process will allow for the implantation of microchips that can deliver doses that are either pre-set or triggered remotely by a physician. This could be the next big thing in drug delivery systems and Teva, who is the world’s largest producer of generic drugs, wants to be there at the outset.

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Seven Species Fruits Aid Cardiac Health

April 19, 2015 A half a glass of pomegranate juice and a few dates a day improve cardiac health, a new study at Haifa’s Technion-Israel Institute of Technology reveals. The combination of as little as a half of a glass of pomegranate juice and three dates can ward off atherosclerosis, a condition in which arteries become hard and clogged with plaque. These fatty plaque deposits are dangerous because they can rupture. The blood clot that forms can block the blood supply to the brain, leading to a stroke.

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