The Jerusalem Post

47 articles in the Truth Foundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Psychologist Reflects on Solo Travel and the Importance of Family Connection · A clinical psychologist reflects on her solo trip to Israel, emphasizing the need to slow down and reconnect with family.
• Foods Like Tart Cherry Juice and Kiwis May Improve Sleep Quality · Experts suggest specific foods rich in tryptophan and melatonin can enhance sleep.
• Dr. Koray Erdoğan Introduces Long Hair FUE Technique for Immediate Results · Dr. Koray Erdoğan's Long Hair FUE allows hair transplants without shaving for instant results.
• Afeka College Opens 'Quiet Tent' for Student Mental Health Amid War · Afeka College inaugurates a dedicated healing space for students coping with war trauma and reserve duty stress.
• NHS to Permanently Fund Jewish BRCA Genetic Testing After Successful Pilot · UK NHS will make Ashkenazi Jewish BRCA testing permanent starting 2027/28 following a successful pilot.
• Morning Sunlight Exposure Resets Biological Clock and Improves Sleep · Ten minutes of morning natural light resets the circadian clock, improving sleep and alertness.
• Expert Debunks Low-Fat Dairy Myths: Fat Isn't Always Bad for Satiety · Dr. Maya Rosman explains why low-fat dairy isn't always better for diets due to satiety and vitamin loss.
• Israeli Young Adults Show Mental Health Recovery Post-Oct 7, Yet Severe Impairment Persists · Nationwide survey reveals improved mental health symptoms among Israeli youth, though severe daily impairment remains high.
• FDA Approves World's First mRNA-Based Flu Vaccine for Seniors · FDA approves Moderna's mFlusiva, the world's first mRNA flu vaccine for adults 50 and older.
• Unexpected Moments Boost Mood and Sharpen the Brain · Small surprises and spontaneity trigger brain chemistry that enhances learning and emotional well-being.
• Israel Health Ministry Investigates Suspected Ebola Case in Traveler · Israel monitors a suspected Ebola case in a traveler returning from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
• Rising Football Injuries Linked to Modern Game Intensity and Neural Readiness · Elite football injuries surge due to high-intensity play, congested schedules, and delayed neural recovery.
• Flower Arranging Workshop Improves Quality of Life for Cancer Patients · A 12-session flower arranging study significantly improved quality of life for oncology patients, especially men on hormonal treatment.
• Israeli Burn Drug MediWound Launches Global Trial to Save Limbs from Chronic Wounds · MediWound's EscharEx drug, proven for burns, aims to prevent amputations in chronic wound patients.
• Four Nighttime Habits to Slow Aging and Improve Long-Term Health · Consistent sleep schedules, dim lighting, early dinners, and avoiding alcohol help slow aging.
• Top 8 High-Fiber Fruits for Better Health · Nutrition experts highlight 8 fiber-rich fruits that support digestion, heart health, and overall wellness.
• Married at First Sight Star Cites Madonna-Whore Complex in Sexual Struggle · Tomer explains his lack of attraction to Leikie using Freud's Madonna-Whore complex theory.
• Pediatrician Debunks Burp Myths for New Parents · Dr. Itay Gal explains when burping is necessary and when parents can stop chasing it.
• Israeli Children's Anxiety and Behavioral Changes Amid Regional Security Threats · Experts warn that Israeli children are experiencing hidden anxiety and behavioral shifts due to ongoing regional security tensions.
• Red Raspberries Crowned Summer's Most Nutritious Superfruit · Red raspberries are highlighted as the most nutritious summer fruit due to high fiber, vitamins, and antioxidants.
• Infrared Wellness Expands from Beauty to Fitness and Longevity · Infrared technology is transforming fitness and longevity through recovery and performance enhancement.
• Dr. Maya Rosman Debunks Superfood Hype, Advocates for Whole Foods · Dr. Maya Rosman explains that no single superfood replaces a balanced diet and warns against marketing-driven health claims.
• Israeli Hospital Performs World's First Gene Therapy for Rare Epilepsy · Infant receives first-in-world gene replacement therapy for WOREE syndrome at Schneider Children's Medical Center.
• Israel Prepares Hospitals for Potential Ebola Case Amid Congo Outbreak · Israel's Health Ministry prepares medical teams and facilities following Ebola outbreak in Central Africa.
• Emotional Eating Driven by Stress and Food Noise, Not Hunger · Clinical dietitian Leah Alster explains that emotional eating stems from stress and food noise rather than physical hunger.
• Global Mental Health Crisis Surges to 1.2 Billion Cases Amid Rising Anxiety and Depression · A 2023 global study reveals 1.2 billion people live with mental disorders, a 95.5% increase since 1990.
• Israel Health Ministry Monitors Ebola Outbreak in Congo and Uganda · Israel Health Ministry meets to monitor Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda, confirming low risk locally.
• Breakthrough Cancer Treatment Shrinkes Tumors in 42% of Trial Patients · Amivantamab, a new cancer injection, shrank tumors in 42% of trial patients, including 15 whose tumors dissolved completely.
• Reichman University Launches MBA in Healthcare Innovation with Sheba Medical Center · Reichman University and Sheba Medical Center launch a one-year MBA focused on implementing real-world healthcare solutions.
• Grandmother Honors Grandson Yishai After Aggressive Brain Tumor Death · Dr. Batya Ludman reflects on her grandson Yishai's death and the community's support during his battle with cancer.