BGU Develops New Stem Cell Method for Boys With Cancer
A cell culture system that changes testicular stem cells into sperm-like cells may preserve fertility.BGU Student Team Works to Develop New ALS Treatment
The team of 10 aims to develop an approach that will prolong neuron survival in all ALS patients.Prolonged Stress Can Impact Quality of Sperm
Dr. Elihu Levitas’ research shows the security situation in Israel can decrease sperm motility.Five Ways Wine Can Be Good for Your Health
BGU research makes it to the top of the list supporting why red wine, in moderation, could be healthy for you.Center for the Study of Rare Genetic Diseases Opens
Researchers, doctors, hospitals, and families will benefit from the knowledge accumulated over many years.New Therapy Converts Cancer Cells Into Normal Ones
Pre-clinical trials demonstrate potential treatment for lung cancer, breast cancer and glioblastoma.This Rehab Robot Challenges You to Tic-Tac-Toe
While trying to beat the robot, patients are practicing repetitive reach and grasp rehab exercises.New Treatment Could Boost Fertility in Women and Men
It increases cell viability and the likelihood of fertilization and embryo generation and implantation.Early Breast Cancer Detected Through Breath and Urine
The new method is more accurate than a mammography and is inexpensive and noninvasive.back to previous page