International study of 33 OECD countries finds longer working hours are associated with higher obesity rates, but researchers stress the findings show correlation, not proof of cause and effect

A new clinic at Davidoff Cancer Center helps patients and survivors rebuild intimacy after chemotherapy, surgery and trauma; doctors say sexuality is not a luxury, but part of recovery, identity and the will to live

Tooth enamel is the body’s strongest tissue, but it does not regenerate; dentists say diet, timing and brushing habits can help prevent sensitivity, stains and decay

Soroka and Ben-Gurion University study finds air pollution, extreme heat and shifting climate conditions may worsen migraines and raise the risk of acute attacks, as experts warn cumulative exposure affects the condition

In an interview with Heart Breakfast, the Prince of Wales offers rare warm praise for Princess Kate after her Italy visit, saying he is proud of her and that the family 'couldn’t cope without her' 

Israel ranks below the OECD average in doctors per capita, and a new reform could worsen shortages, especially in the periphery; a national plan aims to guide Haredi students from prep courses to medical careers without lowering standards

From Nobel Prizes to the Darwin Medal, science has no shortage of honors for outstanding researchers, but who decides what counts as outstanding — and by what standards?