Gut feelings can help us spot danger, but they may also reflect past fears, trauma and learned patterns; Dr. Liat Yakir explains what happens in the body when something feels wrong, when to trust our instincts and when to rely on reason

Despite opposition from safety authorities and allegations of manipulated data, Tesla's Full Self-Driving system has won approval in Germany, a major step toward broader adoption across Europe and potentially Israel

Decades of digital patient records could transform Israel's hospitals into engines of medical innovation, helping AI detect life-threatening conditions and driving the development of valuable technologies; Rambam experts explain why patient privacy and public trust must come first

Aaron Sorkin returns to the world of tech moguls in 'The Social Reckoning,' but his follow-up to 'The Social Network' falls short, weighed down by recycled dialogue, heavy-handed politics and thinly drawn characters despite strong performances

Research shows close-up selfies can make noses appear 30% wider, creating flaws that don't exist; Brazilian beauty brand Natura Faces is challenging these distortions with a revealing experiment that exposes how smartphone cameras shape self-image and beauty standards