Rakefet Tavor

A large-scale genetic study suggests some of the processes driving Alzheimer’s disease may begin in the lungs, gut, and blood, years before reaching the brain.

Earthquake monitoring, steam engines, surgery, and advanced materials: A journey through ancient inventions that were ahead of their time—and did not survive.

Timeless paradoxes—social media’s tolerance dilemma, democracy’s ‘inevitable’ decline, the search for universal beauty—continue to shape how we think and live.

They are over 80, 90, and even 100, yet their minds are as sharp as those of people decades younger. Superagers challenge everything we assume about aging.

A series of U.S. Navy studies explores how heart–brain harmony can support peak performance under pressure.

Our body has a biological clock that determines how fast our cells age. How does this mechanism work? What are the factors that speed it up or slow it down?

Research from Harvard University reveals a crucial factor influencing the speed of our recovery from wounds and illnesses.

Hundreds of tourists and residents in Jerusalem learned about the ancient Chinese practice of Falun Dafa and how it is severely persecuted in China.

It is not fiction that sibling plants—plants grown from seeds of the same plant—can recognize each other.

The “golden ratio' can be found in many aspects of our life, including biology, architecture, and the arts.