A new radiation treatment from a Jerusalem-based firm injects cancer-killing "alpha-particles" into places that previous treatments couldn't reach.

An Israeli startup is developing a method to dramatically reduce the time needed to administer effective treatment.

Tel Aviv University researchers claim to have made a massive breakthrough in skin cancer research.

With several new Israeli breakthroughs on the medical front, I couldn't help but speculate on the ramifications if Israelis were to discover the cure for cancer.

While South African-Israeli Dr. Talia Golan makes progress towards a cure for pancreatic cancer, what will cure the anti-Israel ‘cancer’ gripping South Africa?

An Israeli medical team seeks to reduce the rate of recurring bladder tumors through the use of extreme cold to destroy cancerous tissue.

Israeli Prof. Dan Aderka's findings could double the life expectancy for colorectal cancer patients.

Israel is at the forefront of cancer innovation and spends roughly half its medical budget on cancer-related treatments and medicine.

A new study led by Tel Aviv University finds that white blood cells related to allergies and asthma may also be harnessed to destroy cancer cells.

Israeli researchers may have discovered the first 'complete cure for cancer' using cutting-edge genetic coding to kill diseased cells.

Alpha Tau Medical uses alpha radiation to treat solid tumors; New software predicts blood pressure instability in intensive care patients, and much more!

Over 100 Israeli children fighting cancer took a pause from their battle to experience being an IAF pilot for a day. 

Dental Volunteers for Israel provides free care to needy elderly and Holocaust survivors and much more!

Kids Kicking Cancer is an incredible Israeli program that gives children a reason for hope and confidence. Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg lost his young daughter to leukemia when she was only two years old. Out of that tragedy he found the inspiration to create this extraordinary initiative, bringing martial arts training directly into hospitals

Kids Kicking Cancer has enlisted 15 martial arts teachers to become volunteers, helping through free martial arts classes, counseling, and other kinds of support.

Zichron Menachem, with the help of girls and women across the country, provides emotional support for young cancer patients and their families in a unique way.

In Israel, many women and girls make a point of letting their hair grow long so they could donate it to a cancer patient.

Hebrew University of Jerusalem scientists discovered that dyslexics have a shorter implicit memory than non-dyslexics.

A globally praised prostate cancer treatment was developed in Israel; an ultrasound machine for treating tremors is produced by Israel’s Insightec; Tel Aviv University researchers discovered that a popular food supplement can reverse the effects of a debilitating neurodegenerative disorder, and much more.

The DermaCompare app is a new Israeli technology that identifies skin irregularities with the click of a button.

Key enzyme discovery in fight against cancer; Israeli biotech Neurim signed marketing agreements for its new treatment for sleep disorders in children with autism and neurogenetic diseases; Israeli surgeons from Save a Child’s Heart saved 14 young, faulty hearts, and much more. By: Michael Ordman ISRAEL’S MEDICAL ACHIEVEMENTS Key enzyme discovery in fight against cancer Israel Technion... Read more »

In a landmark discovery, researchers at Tel Aviv University (TAU) have unraveled the metastatic mechanism of melanoma, the most aggressive of all skin cancers and may therefore have found a way to prevent it.

Hebrew University of Jerusalem scientists’ development of TXM peptides can reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s and dementia in diabetics; Israeli startup Biotreat 21 has invented what it calls a miracle cream, claiming it could completely regrow damaged skin, and much more.

Israeli researchers may have solved the main issue surrounding organ transplants, and researchers at Tel Aviv University have discovered evidence of colon cancer in the mummified remains of an 18th century Hungarian corpse.

An Israeli researcher from the Weizmann Institute of Science is behind a potential treatment for cancer with near-perfect results.