Hebrew University researchers have found that different parts of the human body age at varying speeds, a discovery that could lead to new cancer treatments and earlier disease detection.

Hebrew University researchers identified low body esteem and problematic social media use as key risk factors for addiction to cosmetic procedures among Israeli women.

A survey on Gaza mortality, published in Lancet, has had its validity challenged by Professor Emeritus Sergio DellaPergola of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and independent researcher Mark Zlochin, who analyzed the publicly released data.

A new study from Hebrew University has found that intestinal stem cells play a crucial role not only in tissue regeneration but also in the early defense against bacterial infections like Salmonella.

A French nun was attacked in Israel, an incident that the Hebrew University of Jerusalem suggests is part of a broader trend of increasing hostility towards Christians in the region.

A Hebrew University study found that Israelis experienced increased consumption of ultra-processed foods, decreased sleep, and reduced physical activity during the Iran war.

Mona Khoury, a sociologist and Vice President of the Hebrew University, discusses the widespread war fatigue in Israel due to the conflict against Iran and Hezbollah, expressing hope for a change in government in Jerusalem.

Researchers from the Hebrew University have found that one in five women undergoing aesthetic procedures exhibit signs of addictive behavior, with low self-esteem related to body image and problematic social media use being strong contributing factors.

Hebrew University is highlighted as a top choice for Olim (new immigrants) to Israel, having played a significant role in shaping the country even before its establishment.

A study by Hebrew University researchers suggests that reminders of the October 7 attack can trigger cannabis and nicotine cravings in regular users, who may seek these substances as a rapid psychological defense against existential fear.

A new study from Hebrew University reveals that maternal antibodies can help shape a baby's oral immune system before and after birth. This mechanism may provide long-term protection against gum disease in infants.

Professor Yaniv Dover from the Hebrew University Business School shared insights into his physics-inspired perspective on marketing during a conversation hosted by Maor Zaguri.

A new study led by Hebrew University researchers indicates that parental burnout, rather than military deployment alone, is a key factor in children's stress during wartime.

Compounds found in cannabis could provide a new roadmap for treating the world’s most common chronic liver disorder, according to a study released by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

A study conducted by scientists from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and the Israeli Center for Addiction and Mental Health found that one in five Jewish women in Israel exhibited signs of potential addictive behavior following cosmetic procedures.

The overwhelming majority of the Israeli public views the agreement negatively, with over 90% believing Iran has emerged victorious.

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem is actively involved in shaping the future of artificial intelligence, with insights from its Business School faculty, including Dr. Michael Gofman, highlighting its academic contributions to the field.

A new research study from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem refutes the long-held belief that Type 2 Diabetes is caused by cell wear and tear, according to a report citing Xinhua.

Researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem are exploring vertical green walls and AI-inspired technology as natural methods to prevent and reduce indoor air pollution.

Professor Orly Sade from the Hebrew University Business School shared insights on finance, education, and opportunity in a conversation hosted by Israeli director Maor Zaguri.

A Hebrew University of Jerusalem study has shed light on distinct adult-use patterns of electronic cigarettes in both the United States and Israel.