09.10.2024
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A game-changing medical research is set to transform cancer detection and treatment. Professor Sharon Ruthstein from the Department of Chemistry at Bar-Ilan University is leading the way with an innovative imaging technique that could reshape how we diagnose and fight cancer. Her unexpected ally is copper.
A fascinating medical research has uncovered a surprising connection between the microscopic world within our bodies and one of humanity’s most primal behaviors: aggression. Scientists at Bar-Ilan University's Azrieli Faculty of Medicine have found compelling evidence that gut bacteria play a crucial role in shaping social behavior, potentially transforming our understanding of how early-life interventions impact brain development.
Close your eyes and imagine a team of scientists huddling around a microscope. They're not looking at some exotic microbe or newly discovered species.
In a groundbreaking medical research that's capturing global attention, scientists at Bar-Ilan University have uncovered a surprising link between antibiotics and a debilitating digestive condition. While antibiotics are a staple in modern medicine for fighting bacterial infections, they may also be setting the stage for inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), a condition affecting about 1% of the global population.
The ISF, Israel's premier funding body for cutting-edge basic research, has recognized the exceptional scientific excellence of Bar-Ilan's diverse research community. This substantial financial boost will not only advance innovative studies but also facilitate the acquisition of state-of-the-art equipment for the university's laboratories.
Among the grant recipients are some of Bar-Ilan's brightest minds: