Peer-reviewed research invites scholars worldwide to breed mice with a single ADHD mutation discovered in Bedouin family, as they give 'unprecedented insight' into brain function

Campaign to inoculate children aged 5-11 will be ‘very challenging,’ assesses health researcher; epidemiologist warns of take-up gaps between rich and poor

Molecules 'amazing' in delaying onset and progression of the conditions in mice, says researcher; if they're 10% as effective in humans they'll become a 'very good drug'

Funding will allow huge ramp-up of project to improve diagnosis and treatment based on large database of Israeli children with autism

Israel now categorizing fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome as a disability; patients say it sets an important example to health policymakers internationally

Researchers find 3 most common artificial sweeteners cause a ‘breakdown in communication’ among microbes, potentially raising risk of obesity, diabetes and digestive problems

Conventional cosmetics applied to the most identifiable areas of the face results in 20 test subjects being detected just 1.22% of the time in a real-world scenario

Israeli researchers believe 1,000-year-old document from Cairo Geniza shows site hosted an annual event where Essene sect gathered, bringing religious scriptures they left behind

But Health Ministry not given funding to deal with crisis; expert warns Israelis unaware climate change is 'already here and killing people'

Benjamin Netanyahu's brother, a special forces commander killed in Entebbe, defined himself as a savior in letters, also expressed his loneliness and inner turmoil