Forensic investigators able to match samples from crime scene to suspect, who allegedly brutally raped a tourist in a Jerusalem park in 2009

Just in time, Tel Aviv scientists may have found medicines to help Eli Reich, a Jewish 2-year-old who has a rare and currently untreatable disorder that harms brain development

Analysis of genomes from extinct species reveals previously unrecognized genetic lineage and shines light on the Ice Age and the life of its giant mammals

Authorities say genetic tests prove man was behind brutal 2009 rape of young woman near village of Mashhad in northern Israel

Two-year study by Prof. Wendy Roth shows the less people know about genetics, the more likely they are to associate genes with behavior; product marketing feeds the misconception

Clalit health fund reportedly decides it must prevent BGI Group, and by extension the Chinese government, from accessing sensitive information about its 4.9 million patients

Procedure that bolsters patients' immune systems by helping cells better identify and fight against cancer has so far yielded encouraging results

After exhuming remains of Nava Elimelech earlier this month and citing new evidence, officials summon man investigated along with brother in 1998

The 12-year old girl, murdered in 1982, was exhumed this week as part of a revived investigation

Police exhume body of Nava Elimelech, 12, as new developments emerge in cold case