Modern life offers convenience, less effort and instant solutions, but research suggests that challenge, learning and gradual progress strengthen the body, sharpen the brain and build lasting psychological resilience

A Phase 1b trial found the therapy based on research from Weizmann Institute of Science safe and well tolerated in early Alzheimer’s patients, offering preliminary support for an immune-focused approach that targets brain inflammation  

The low-carb, high-fat diet may suppress appetite and improve blood sugar and triglyceride levels, but experts warn it can sharply raise LDL cholesterol, reduce fiber intake and increase the risk of kidney stones, gout and dangerous blood sugar drops

No supermarket snacks, sweetened drinks or permanent candy drawer: Three Israeli families explain why they made the change, how their children respond and where they still allow flexibility

Food Never Comes lets users choose meals, add extras and track a fictional courier without paying or receiving anything; Its 23-year-old creator built it as a joke, but experts say its popularity reflects loneliness, stress and the desire to escape daily life

After years of war, repeated call-ups and disrupted routines, many couples find that love remains but partnership has eroded. A family counselor offers practical ways to communicate, divide responsibility and feel like a team again

With dresses fitted, venues booked and invitations sent, three Israeli women describe the warning signs they ignored, the shame and financial cost of calling off their weddings, and whether they regret walking away

Anti-estrogen therapy can protect women from cancer recurrence but may trigger intense hot flashes, fatigue, sleep problems and sexual dysfunction, sometimes from their early 30s; New nonhormonal treatments may finally offer relief