Medical Professionals Improperly Share Patient Info
While helping patients, staff often shares passwords to electronic records, raising privacy concerns.Myth Debunked That OCD Is Associated With High IQ
People with obsessive-compulsive disorder are not smarter than the norm, according to new study.A Glimpse Into the Ben-Gurion Archives
Read a moving letter from the former prime minister to the widow of an American hero killed in Israel.BGU Expert Comments on U.S. Aid Cuts to Egypt
Cuts won’t influence human rights practices because Cairo sees itself at war with Islamic groups.Turkey’s President: Friend or Foe
As the West ponders future relations with Turkey, BGU’s Prof. Dror Zeevi sees an open door for the EU.What Mubarak’s Acquittal Means for Egypt
BGU's Prof. Yoram Meital examines Egypt's dramatic changes and what they mean for the country's future.When Revoking American Citizenship Is Acceptable
In his new book a BGU sociologist discusses the history of forced expatriation in the United States.To Make Soccer More Fair, Make It More Like Tennis
New BGU research shows that the ABAB order of soccer penalty shootouts gives one team an unfair advantage.Is Helping a Friend or a Stranger Equally Important?
BGU research shows that looking away from suffering may depend on how well you know the sufferer.back to previous page