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Avram and Stella Goldstein-Goren Department of Biotechnology ...

June 10, 2011

Tags: Medical Research, Press Releases

The Avram and Stella Goldstein-Goren Department of Biotechnology Engineering was dedicated on Sunday, June 5th at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in the presence of senior University administration, faculty, students, supporters of American Associates, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (Americans for Ben-Gurion University), and members of the Goldstein-Goren family, including: Alexander M. Goren, president of Americans for Ben-Gurion University; Viviana Goren Khazzam, president of the Cukier, Goldstein-Goren Foundation; Micaela Goren Monti; James Goren; and representatives of the younger generations.

Beware: Monitor the Body Mass Index of Teenagers

June 9, 2011

Tags: Medical Research

Elevated BMI in teens may put some at risk for type 2 diabetes and heart disease as adults.

An End to an Epidemic

June 1, 2011

Tags: Medical Research

Diabetes is a disease that has a global impact and leaves many patients without effective tools to manage the disease. A team of BGU researchers, led by Dr. Eli Lewis, has developed a new therapy that may provide a cure.

Tracking the PCCA Gene in Sephardim

May 20, 2011

Tags: Medical Research

Prof. Ohad Birk is working on a cure for an atrophy disease found in Jews of Iraqi and Moroccan descent.

BGU Researcher Awarded Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Grant ...

May 13, 2011

Tags: Medical Research

Fast Company -- Alberto Bilenca's project uses mobile phone cameras equipped with polarized laser pointers to diagnose this deadly disease.

Gates Foundation Awards Ben-Gurion University of the Negev ...

May 13, 2011

Tags: Medical Research, Press Releases

BGU researcher Alberto Bilenca, Ph.D. has been awarded a prestigious grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to develop a fast, low-cost device to accuracy diagnose malaria without the need for blood collection in field settings.

BGU’s BMI Study in New England Journal of Medicine

April 7, 2011

Tags: Medical Research

Study finds that teens with a slightly elevated body mass index (BMI) are at risk for obesity.

Olives: For Food, Biodiesel, Ethanol and Medicine

April 7, 2011

Tags: Alternative Energy

BGU researchers investigate using waste products from the production of olives as biofuel.

Adolescent Body Mass Index Can Predict Young Adulthood Diabetes ...

April 6, 2011

Tags: Medical Research, Press Releases

A New England Journal of Medicine Study following 37,000 teenagers for 17 years found that an elevated, yet normal range Body Mass Index (BMI) constitutes a substantial risk factor for obesity-related disorders in young adults (age 30-40). The research team included BGU Professors Iris Shai and Assaf Rudich as well as the Israel Defense Forces Medical Corps and Tel Hashomer Hospital.


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