Female Physicians Are Less Likely to Admit Women to ICU
A female patient treated by a female physician is less likely to be admitted to an intensive care unit (ICU)
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Your Scale Isn’t Giving You the Whole Picture
A BGU study used MRI to map body fat changes. Participants adhering to a Mediterranean diet fared healthier.
The Latest Poop From the Turkey Coop
BGU researchers find turkey excrement could be a viable renewable energy source for heat and electricity.
Vatican Cardinal Receives BGU Award
The international honor recognizes a religious person whose deeds reflect tolerance, hope and vision.
Anti-Cancer Drug Prices Increasing in the U.S.
A BGU study finds a steady rise in the costs of these medications over time regardless of competition.
San Antonio Mayor Visits BGU
Mayor Ron Nirenberg came to Beer-Sheva to explore future academic collaborations.
Using Robots in Patient Rehabilitation
Personalizing human-robot interaction to each patient’s preferences may increase use by patients.
BGU Announces New School of Public Health
Additionally, BGU is expanding its public health partnership with the University of Michigan.
BGU Works With Ram Group to Detect Cancer Earlier
Their sensor will detect antibodies from emerging diseases at amounts previously undetectable.
Medical Professionals Improperly Share Patient Info
While helping patients, staff often shares passwords to electronic records, raising privacy concerns.