Scoliosis often develops quietly during adolescence, especially among girls; Assuta spine surgeon Dr. Eyal Behrbalk explains how it is detected, when conservative treatment is enough and when newer motion-preserving surgery may be considered

Pop star and and husband Daniel Peretz cut 2-week trip to Japan short after Kirel fell ill shortly after landing in Tokyo

All CAPS explores legal turmoil at the ICC, efforts to counter boycotts against Israel, rising antisemitism abroad and chef Raz Shabtai’s historic Michelin star, celebrating Israeli resilience, pride and achievement on the global stage; and don't forget the albino buffalo in Bangladesh nicknamed 'Donald Trump'

Report says 1,150 healthcare professionals signed petition urging IMA’s suspension from World Medical Association; Israeli doctors warn boycott could harm research, training, drug access and patients

After the singer’s honeymoon was cut short by hospitalization, surgeons explain how to spot appendicitis, when antibiotics may be enough and when surgery is needed

Many medications do not behave the same way in the air as they do on the ground; understanding these factors and preparing properly will ensure your medications remain effective and your flight passes safely

The once-radical design has returned again and again over six decades, adapting to new eras while continuing to embody the tension between freedom and conservatism