Today more than 200,000 cancer patients and persons in remission live in Israel. Each year, nearly 28,000 new patients are diagnosed, approximately 400 of whom are children. According to data from the National Cancer Registry at the Ministry of Health, the four most common types in Israel (depending on patient rate) are breast, colon, prostate and lung cancer.
+The Van-Gelder Center for Holocaust Instruction & Research, headed by Prof. Zehavit Gross of the School of Education, hosted an international research seminar attended by senior researchers in the field of Holocaust education from leading universities in Israel, China, the United States, South Africa, Brazil, Australia, Germany, Austria, Italy, Czech Republic, Poland, Spain, Serbia and Macedonia.
What role can music play in enhancing group cohesion and influencing performance? In May 2020 Bar-Ilan University researchers reported that while members of a group drum together, aspects of their heart function – specifically the time interval between individual beats (IBI) – actually synchronized!
The Service and Recruitment Center provides a resource for those interested in studies, both students and graduates. The center provides service on a variety of general issues, such as ordering certificates, verifying documents, issuing payment vouchers and general information. You can contact the center through several communication channels according to your needs and preferences. For the fastest response time, it is recommended to use the digital channels.
Wearing a mask has proven effective in curbing transmission of COVID-19. But can this routine, which has become an integral part of our daily lives since the outbreak of the pandemic, also alleviate allergy symptoms?
Israel Votes 2021: Moments before Israelis cast their ballots in this week's elections, The Jerusalem Press Club, Israel Government Press Office and Bar-Ilan University hosted a special webinar briefing featuring analysts commenting on a broad range of issues.
Dr. Mordecai Katz, together with his wife, Dr. Monique Katz, were pillars of our university, and initiated many important capital and academic projects at Bar-Ilan.
There is much cause for optimism as Israel ranks ahead of much of the rest of the world in its vaccination campaign and continues to roll back its restrictions, though the future is still uncertain and caution must still be exercised. This was the conclusion of a panel of experts from Bar-Ilan University and Meuhedet Health Services, who spoke at the Scientific Attachés' Conference, entitled "Israel: From Innovation Nation to VacciNATION", for members of the diplomatic community in Israel.
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Dr. Uriel Gellman of the Israel and Golda Koschitzky Department of Jewish History won the Shazar Prize for Research in the History of Israel for his book, The Emergence of Hasidism in Poland.
