For children struggling with working memory and multi-step calculations, teaching practical shortcuts before abstract theory can turn frustration into confidence, helping them approach math as a puzzle rather than a test of their abilities

Patients taking GLP-1 drugs report changes in food flavors and familiar scents; a large Israeli study found 48% higher risk of diagnosed taste or smell disturbances, though cases were rare and researchers say the connection needs further study

Old photos make people seem decades older than their age, but science has yet to prove past generations actually looked older; smoking, sun exposure, vintage fashion, camera technology and modern cosmetic treatments may all help explain the mystery

The Health Ministry says the three-year study will enroll patients with chronic, moderate-to-severe PTSD who have exhausted standard treatments; drug sessions will take place in licensed clinics with psychiatric screening and medical supervision

An Oxford study of more than 6,000 blood proteins linked 12 to prostate cancer diagnosed over 15 years later, and seven to aggressive disease; Israeli expert says the findings could someday guide screening, but a clinical test remains unproven

The legendary British singer explains why he has no plans to retire, what keeps him performing around the world and why politics won't stop him from returning to Israel in January