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A new study found that mice that were fed almost exclusively on fats lived longer and were also healthier.

When 10-year-old Braden learned the cost of a hearing aid after his dog chewed it up, he decided to help other children in need of hearing devices.

Celebrities leading non-halakhic weddings is an increasingly common phenomenon. And no, they're not doing it purely out of idealism. Surprised?

Why does a kosher certificate matter? Business owners might feel slighted when observant Jews pass on eating at their establishments despite promises of everything being kosher. But what about the kitchens at home?

Yehuda Chaim had three brothers who became ba'alei teshuva, but he wasn't interested in Judaism until his older brother presented him with a challenge during the shiva for their father. Since then, he not only became ba'al teshuva but also turned into a well-known Haredi community activist in the north and became the Deputy Mayor of Kiryat Shmona on behalf of Shas.

American researchers have found that common environmental chemicals may disrupt hunger and fullness signals to the brain, potentially contributing to obesity.

As the oceans warm, researchers warn that fish will shrink in size, with tuna among the hardest hit by this change.

A longtime postal worker sought early rest before retiring, using fake cancer documents. The judge delivered an unusual sentence.

A Channel 2 article describes 'Baalei Tshuva' who employ bored teenagers during their break, promising them enjoyment if they attend lectures. Indeed, no greater danger exists for youth in a country where every summer sends juvenile delinquency statistics skyrocketing.

A new study found that a medication taken for four years cured most children with peanut allergies.

In the new mental health department of the 'Maayanei HaYeshua' Medical Center, a revolution is taking place: From support groups for struggling parents to hospitalization in a full psychiatric ward, the center offers solutions for various mental health needs that were previously hidden or repressed in the ultra-Orthodox community.

The Ministry of Health shares simple and healthy recipes inspired by Mediterranean cuisine. This week's feature: Melon-Grape-Mint Shake

A skilled snake catcher was needed to remove an unwelcome tenant living in a family's attic for more than two years.

In her new book, 'Easy to Be Healthy,' Tokchinski provides detailed information about almost every food or drink you might purchase. 'It's much better for our body to get vitamins and minerals from diet rather than supplements,' she says.

Kasela Bernard found herself on a flight with a mom of three young children, two of whom were crying nonstop. In a viral post, she describes how passengers criticized the mother instead of offering help.

A new study found that lutein, found in foods like leafy greens, avocados, and eggs, has a protective effect against cognitive decline.

A new study examines which patients are more likely to develop an addiction to opioid painkillers.

A new study found a worrying link between excessive sugar consumption and the risk of developing clinical depression.

A new American study finds that drug and alcohol use is less common among individuals with ADHD who receive medication.

A new study reveals that spending money on freeing up your time boosts happiness more than buying new possessions.