MIT professor Regina Barzilay argues Israel can set the global standard for testing and scaling clinical AI, from regulation and education to implementation inside large health providers  

Ikebana is a minimalist Japanese flower-arranging art rooted in Zen philosophy, where every branch and leaf carries meaning, the process matters more than the result and Israeli experts are now teaching the craft locally

The explosive desire of the early days often gives way to routine, stress and familiarity; personal and couples coach Hila Rubin explains why passion fades over time and shares practical, research-backed ways to restore intimacy, excitement and desire

A major new study finds physical activity significantly improves concentration; here is why exercise is critical for attention, when to work out for real gains and which workouts work best — spoiler: not running

Dr. Dan Rorman built a community clinic in Tzur Hadassah and never pushed his children into medicine, yet all three daughters chose the profession, inspired by years of watching their father care for patients with dedication and humility

Researchers identify hundreds of genes vital to early brain development, but find that only a small number linked to known disorders, suggesting many genetic causes of autism and developmental delay have yet to be discovered

Usually absent from lists of David Bowie’s unquestioned classics, Station to Station, recorded amid exhaustion and heavy drug use and now reissued, stands as a towering work and one of the clearest expressions of the Thin White Duke at his peak

Once dismissed by Queen Elizabeth and mocked for waiting years to marry Prince William, Kate Middleton weathered rumors of infidelity, family drama and cancer to become the most admired royal and the woman Brits hope will one day be their queen