JScreen launches National Cancer Genetic Screening Program
ATLANTA – JScreen, a national public health initiative based out of Emory University School of Medicine’s Department of Human Genetics,
In tech first, robot uses dead locust’s ear to hear
By NAAMA BARAK (Israel21c via JNS) – In a scientific breakthrough, Israeli researchers have for the first time succeeded in using
Israeli locust slayers train Ethiopians to save crops and their lives
By ABIGAIL KLEIN LEICHMAN (Israel21c via JNS) – Some call it a plague. Yoav Motro calls it a war. The enemies are
Doctors perform life-saving surgery on baby during birth
By ABIGAIL KLEIN LEICHMAN (Israel21c via JNS) – Doctors in Israel saved a newborn’s life on Wednesday, Oct. 14, with a
Jewish scientist among three recipients of Nobel Prize for medicine
(JNS) – A Jewish scientist was one of three professors jointly awarded on Monday, Oct. 5. the 2020 Nobel Prize in
Myth vs. fact: Are today’s Jews the descendants of ancient Israelites?
By James Sinkinson (Flame via JNS) – Many opponents of Israel try to disconnect the Jewish people’s long-standing relationship with the
Israeli scientists develop hand sanitizer from waste
By NAAMA BARAK (Israel21C via JNS) – Hand sanitizers—once the preserve of nurses, mothers and the uber-clean—have now become a ubiquitous
Israeli defense companies team up with Abu Dhabi firm to develop coronavirus technology
By YAAKOV LAPPIN (JNS) – Two leading Israeli defense companies have recently announced historic cooperation agreements with Group42 (G42), a technology
In the race for a coronavirus vaccine, first doesn’t mean best
By ABIGAIL KLEIN LEICHMAN (Israel21c via JNS) – About 120 research groups from various countries are racing to develop vaccines for
Meet the challah-tinkering yeast scientist who’s helping pandemic bread bakers get a good rise
By PHILISSA CRAMER NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – Few people have any great solutions for this difficult moment in human history,