Research could launch revolution in treating degenerative disease, experts say, since current challenge is diagnosing it early enough

Created by lab of David Zarrouk of Ben-Gurion University, palm-sized amphibious AmphiSTAR to be used for agriculture and search and rescue

Japanese researchers say peer-reviewed findings show need for frequent handwashing to combat coronavirus transmission

On July 4, the revolutionary database of digitally interconnected Torah writings launched a new pilot program bringing Jewish methods to constitutional study

Projects that deal with diagnosis, vaccine, treatment and more to be subsidized by a program set up by Council of Higher Education and philanthropies

Scientists at the Weizmann Institute say they can identify women at risk even before they get pregnant, after they answer 9 questions

Finding could pave the way to help restore vision in patients who suffer from one of the most common causes of blindness, Bar-Ilan and Stanford researchers say

Charter schools such as Harlem Hebrew throw students of all backgrounds into the language. The challenge, teachers say, is to keep them studying for life

Ben-Gurion University researchers demonstrate that brain waves of children with autism are 'shallower' than those of typically developing children as they sleep

When Prof. Jeffrey Grossman used his pupils as guinea pigs for a physical activity study, he was disappointed to find data didn't support his theory -- but does prove another one