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ISRAEL21C  2/2

 Weekly report on israelis

 latest achivements in 

Technology, Health and Science,

 Envaierenment, People, 

Culture and More 

כ״ד בְּתִּשְׁרֵי תשע״ה 

Sat, 18 October 2014 

24th of Tishrei, 5775

 بیست و ششم مهرماه ۱۳۹۳ 

در ایران اشغالی

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Environment

 Cont. of page 1..

Winds of climate change

 worry Israeli scientists

Climate change image via Shutterstock.com

California dates thrive

 on Israeli methods

Moshe Tirat checks the dates fresh off the tree.

Health

Turning off the aging process

Can the aging process be stopped? Image via Shutterstock.com (shutterstock aging)

Why diabetes raises

 risk of Parkinson’s

Scientist Yifat Miller at Ben-Gurion University in Beersheva. Photo by Dani Machlis/BGU

Israeli aid on way to

 fight Ebola spread

Dr. Roee Singer of the Health Ministry was welcomed to Cameroon in September to provide preventive training in six hospitals. Photo courtesy of MASHAV

IsraAID’s Yotam Polizer, left, with Sierra Leone First Lady Sia Nyama Koroma and policy adviser Sam Bangura. Photo courtesy of IsraAID

Hospital clowns on

 sex-abuse treatment team

Medical clown Shoshi Ofir working with the medical staff and a young patient at the Tene Center.

Israel takes a risk on

 tomorrow’s epic drugs

The FutuRx team includes CTO Ronald Ellis and CEO Einat Zisman, front; and Sigal Arad, Limor Miara, Moshik Talbi and Eli Frydman.

New baby formula has

no dairy or soy

Revolutionary option for baby nutrition. Image via Shutterstock.com

Scrap the artificial sweetener, 

it could be causing diabetes

Rethink what you’re putting in your coffee. Image via Shutterstock.com

Will the cure for Ebola 

come from Israel? (audio)

Ebola continues to rampage out of control through West Africa. Image via Shutterstock.com

Trick your eye with Bulbing 

optical-illusion lamp

Bulbing comes in five changeable varieties.

Rock in the Red Zone: music

 and romance in Sderot

Filmmaker Laura Bialis included scenes from her Sderot wedding in Rock in the Red Zone

NUNUNU: the new black for babies

ABC shirt photo by Max Hochstein.

Star dress photo by Max Hochstein.

NUNUNU’s items are unisex. Photo by Max Hochstein

Social Action

The Syrians who trust the

 enemy with their lives (audio)

A wounded Syrian is brought to Ziv Medical Center for treatment.

People

US vets find inspiration

 and healing in Israel

US vets Anthony and James laying a wreath at Latrun war memorial. Photo by Judy Schaffer

Sustainable designer 

makes  magic from ‘dust’