UJA Federation Rewarded for Reducing its Carbon Footprint
June 12, 2014 | By Dan Horowitz
UJA Toronto’s Headquarters has received the Customers for Conservation award for its leadership in energy conservation
How an Israeli PhD Student Won $100K in Singapore
June 09, 2014 | By Abigail Klein Leichman
Yossi Kabessa’s proposed biosensors made of engineered bacteria are getting worldwide attention for their potential to detect pollutants in city waterworks
Does Circumcision Lower Your Risk of Prostate Cancer?
June 05, 2014 | By Hugh Holt
New Canadian study suggests a possible leak between male circumcision and a lower risk of prostate cancer
Chicago Suing Israel’s Teva
June 05, 2014 | By Shaleni McBain
The third largest city in the U.S. claims the Israeli company is excessively promoting painkillers, particularly opium
Israelis Develop First Blood Test for Breast Cancer
June 03, 2014 | By Ruthie Blum
Octava Pink, a groundbreaking achievement in cancer detection, follows eight years of research at EventusDx in Jerusalem
Israeli Nonprofit Looks to Develop World’s First Kid-Friendly Wheelchair
June 02, 2014 | By Miles RosenblattWheelchairs of Hope has designed the first affordable wheelchair designed especially for kids
Israeli Researchers Seek New Treatment of Huntington’s Disease
May 30, 2014 | By Rachel Dinh
Tel Aviv University professors find that suspected cause of Huntington’s is actually a defense mechanism
Revolutionary Hologram- guided Heart Surgery is a Heartbeat Away
May 28, 2014 | By Abigail Klein Leichman
