For a month, Orit Navon could not open a refrigerator, laugh or cough, but says the surgery fulfilled a dream: tummy tuck and breast lift in one procedure; in a new TV series, she follows women who chose cosmetic surgery and asks why they are still judged for it

Dr. Susan Michael has been elected chair of the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem Board of Trustees, succeeding Germany’s Rev. Ingolf Ellssel

As step-counting apps turn daily walking into a social competition, here is how many steps you really need, whether walking or running is better, and how age and tracking affect health and motivation

SpacePharma and Israeli student experiments are aboard the ISS, Israel and South Sudan cooperate on space science, Starship returns upgraded and China keeps racing ahead 

A new study finds music can boost workout endurance by nearly 20% — but only if you truly love the songs; it improves performance without making exercise feel harder or putting more strain on the heart

Why are more people struggling to digest dairy, and how can lactose intolerance be distinguished from a true allergy? Doctors say processed foods may play a role, while unnecessary milk avoidance in childhood can raise allergy risk

In a world that demanded women choose one lane and stay in it, Cher insisted on having it all; through every crisis, she found a way to reinvent herself, and, at 80, remains an unapologetic source of inspiration