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Loud Music Can Impair Hearing, Say Researchers

Loud Music Can Impair Hearing, Say Researchers

A research conducted over the impact of MP3 players on the ears of youth has found that the continuous use of it could affect the hearing capability of the youths. The research was carried out by the team of researchers from Tel Aviv University.

FDA approves NovoTFF – first-of-a-kind device for brain cancer

FDA approves NovoTFF – first-of-a-kind device for brain cancer

According to the information shared by the Israel-based device maker Novocure on Friday, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recently given its approval to a new, wearable device - the portable NovoTFF 100-A System - which fights glioblastoma brain tumors using an electrical field.

Egypt Ships Oil to Israel and Jordan Once Again

Egypt Ships Oil to Israel and Jordan Once Again

Exportation of Egyptian gas into Israel has finally started again after more than a month due to the unrest in Egypt and the explosion that happened on February 5 at the gas terminal in the Sinai desert. Ampal-American Israel Corp., a partner of East Mediterranean Gas Company, said on Wednesday that supply to Israel had resumed on Tuesday.

Teenagers Hooked to Facebook More Prone to Eating Disorders

Teenagers Hooked to Facebook More Prone to Eating Disorders

A recently conducted study by experts at the University of Haifa in Israel has revealed that adolescent girls spending more time on social networking sites like Facebook are at an increased risk of developing eating disorders like bulimia and anorexia. The research involved the participation of 248 girls aged between 12 and 19 years old.

Israel Worried About Gas Pipeline over Egypt violence

Israel Worried About Gas Pipeline over Egypt violence

The current violence in Egypt is actually becoming a concern for the people of the world who are making all the possible efforts to make sure that the situation is addressed carefully and peace is restored in the country. There are a lot of cases where we see that people are getting injured and lives are being lost.

Girls Hooked to Facebook More likely to Suffer from Eating Disorders

Girls Hooked to Facebook More likely to Suffer from Eating Disorders

Researchers have reported yet another health risk revolving around the social networking website Facebook. Apparently, it has been stated in a study carried out by experts from Israel that teenage girls hooked to Facebook were more likely to develop eating disorders like bulimia and anorexia.

Israel has given its approval in doubling taxes on oil and gas extraction gains

Israel has given its approval in doubling taxes on oil and gas extraction gains

On Sunday, the Israeli government had given approval to almost doubling of the profit tax on gas and oil explored from its territory, a move of considerable importance in a time of recent offshore gas discoveries expected to be worth tens of billions of dollars.

OECD in Israel to Review the Environmental Functioning

OECD in Israel to Review the Environmental Functioning

A commission of specialists through the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and its affiliates slates that by covering Norway, Germany, Korea and the USA is going to see Israel in a way to evaluate ecological circumstances in the nation and to accumulate information and data for the grounding of an Environmental Presentation Appraisal of Israel.

Obama targets for Mideast Peace Deal

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President Barack Obama guides Israel and the Palestinian Authority into straight discussion opening tomorrow targeting for a huge prize which is a peace contract that might aid to become stable the area and prevent Iran’s bid to stretch its effect.

Dietary Antioxidants Aid Arteries, Say Researchers

Dietary Antioxidants Aid Arteries, Say Researchers

According to the researchers at Wolfson Medical Center, Israel, dietary supplementations with antioxidants can help to keep arteries disease-free and enhance sugar and fat metabolism.

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