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Maariv
Hebrew daily newspaper and news site published in Jerusalem. We translate its reports into English and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
Group in the coverage barCentrist pressIts own lean is rated Center.
OwnerJerusalem Post GroupCommercial advertising
Language and baseHebrew · JerusalemFounded 1948
The last 30 days
2,265reports translated
80%first to report
121 mintypical time behind the first report
40%carry a named author
5%opinion and analysis
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How Maariv writes
Maariv's tone this month is charged, close to the rest of the centrist press. On Netanyahu, the police, the IDF, the United States and Eisenkot its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
From 2,242 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly Maariv had it
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Health · 3d agoWinter's Arrival: 7 Key Facts About ClementinesDr. Maya Rozman outlined seven key facts about clementines, noting that taste perception doesn't always correlate with sugar content and that seeds don't affect nutritional value. Two clementines can provide most of the daily Vitamin C requirement, though supplements don't prevent colds. The fruit is also a good source of fiber and a healthy, low-calorie option for diets, with larger fruits containing more calories per unit due to their size.Health · 4d agoChewing Gum All Day May Harm Health, Experts SayTV personality Avri Gilad's claim that prolonged gum chewing caused his facial paralysis has prompted discussion on the health effects of excessive gum consumption. While not linked to Bell's palsy, experts note potential issues like bloating, jaw strain, and digestive discomfort from sweeteners. Sugar-free gum may benefit dental health when chewed for short periods after meals, but overall, experts advise against chewing for hours daily.Health · 4d agoNewer Antidepressants Outperform Prozac in Long-Term Depression TreatmentA meta-analysis of 115 studies indicates that antidepressants Cipralex, Cymbalta, and Agomelatine are more effective for long-term depression treatment than Prozac. The research found that patients on these newer drugs had a higher chance of sustained symptom improvement. However, experts advise against switching medications if a current treatment is working well.Health · 4d agoMan Finds Strength in Children's Rehabilitation After Witnessing TraumaMeir Broder, exposed to severe trauma from October 7th at the National Center of Forensic Medicine, found renewed strength by volunteering with children at ALYN Hospital for Children. He participates in the "Wheels of Love" cycling tour to raise funds for the hospital's rehabilitation programs. Broder stated that the children's resilience and determination in their rehabilitation process inspire him and help him cope with his own difficulties.Health · 4d agoBody Language Expert Explains How to Spot Distress in Young ChildrenA body language expert, Maayan Bashan, has outlined key indicators for parents to identify distress in young children, especially following an abuse case in Ariel. She advises parents to observe changes in physiological behavior, such as muscle tension, micro-expressions of fear, self-soothing actions, specific eye movements, and altered sleep patterns. Bashan stresses that these signs warrant investigation and that parents should not hesitate to address concerns with caregivers.Health · 4d agoWorrying Childhood Obesity Rates Highlighted in Arab Israeli CommunityChildhood obesity rates in Israel's Arab community are significantly higher than the national average, prompting the launch of the "Appetite Dictionary" program in 15 kindergartens in Lakia. The initiative teaches 400 children healthy eating habits and how to recognize hunger and satiety cues. The program, a collaboration between the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health, and JDC, is funded by a NIS 28,000 budget from the Ministry of Health.Health · 4d agoMassive Tumor Removed From 7-Year-Old Boy's Chest at Rambam HospitalDoctors at Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa successfully removed a large, incidental tumor from a 7-year-old boy's chest using minimally invasive robotic surgery. The discovery was made during a routine scan for a minor chest lump. The boy recovered quickly and returned to school within two weeks after the October operation.Health · 5d agoProfessor Explains Recurring Knee Pain Years After Replacement SurgeryProfessor Rafi Karasu discussed recurring knee pain years after replacement surgery, along with urinary tract infections and headaches. He explained potential causes and recommended diagnostic tests and treatments. The discussion on 103FM stressed the importance of investigating delayed symptoms post-surgery. Patients experiencing such issues are advised to seek medical consultation.Health · 5d ago · also in 4 newsroomsShelly Yahyaovich Completes Chemotherapy, Says She's 'Returning to Normal Life'Former Knesset Member Shelly Yahyaovich has finished her chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer, reporting she feels better and is currently cancer-free. She shared a photo with her husband at the airport, heading for their first vacation since her diagnosis, and stated she is returning to normal life. Yahyaovich had previously described her treatment as aggressive and connected her personal battle to national losses.Health · 6d ago · also in 2 newsroomsDoctor Explains Sudden Death After Young Woman's Fatal SeizureDr. Hila Korach of the "Eil" association discussed sudden death following a fatal epileptic seizure of Bar Belfer. Korach stated the mechanism of sudden death is not fully understood, though it may be linked to electrical disruptions in the brain. She advised epilepsy patients with suspected seizures to consult their neurologist, especially given the risk of seizures during sleep.Health · 6d agoExpert Warns of Public Complacency Towards Vaccinations Amid Flu SeasonA 47-year-old man's hospitalization with flu complications highlights concerns about low vaccination rates, according to Professor Shlomo Vinker. He noted a general "laxity" in public vaccination habits, despite a slight increase in flu shots this year. Vinker warned that complacency persists, even though vaccines are a vital preventive medicine tool.Health · 6d agoLung Cancer Can Develop Silently, Killing 2,000 Israelis AnnuallyLung cancer, which kills about 2,000 Israelis annually, can develop without early symptoms, even in non-smokers. Key warning signs include persistent cough, shortness of breath, and unexplained weight loss. A low-dose CT scan is available for high-risk individuals, and quitting smoking is the most effective preventive measure. Early detection can significantly improve treatment outcomes.Health · 7d agoIron Deficiency Can Hinder Weight Loss Efforts, Experts WarnDr. Maya Rozman highlights that iron deficiency is a common overlooked factor hindering weight loss efforts by causing fatigue. While iron supplementation can reduce fatigue in deficient individuals, it's not a direct weight loss solution. Absorption of plant-based iron is enhanced by Vitamin C and inhibited by coffee, tea, and calcium. Proper diagnosis is crucial before taking iron supplements due to potential harm from overload.Health · 8d agoNighttime Coughs in Children: Causes, Relief, and When to Seek Medical HelpNighttime coughing in children can be caused by postnasal drip, asthma, or allergies, according to Dr. Shani Feld. While simple remedies like saline rinses and hydration can help, persistent or severe coughs require medical attention. Symptoms like wheezing, difficulty breathing, or fever necessitate prompt evaluation. Coughs lasting over three weeks or significantly disrupting sleep warrant a doctor's visit.Health · 8d agoExperts Forum Explores New Approaches to Trauma and Addiction RecoveryThe Mifal HaPayis Experts Forum 5.0 convened to explore new methods for trauma rehabilitation and addiction treatment. Attorney Meirav Brandfeld stated the forum aims to reach underserved populations. The event included professionals and public figures discussing strategies for comprehensive care.Health · 9d agoGerman Hospital Recognized as World's Best, Fostering Jewish Patient CareThe Waldkliniken Eisenberg hospital in eastern Germany has been named the world's best hospital, receiving the Grand Hospital Award. The facility is distinguished by its 254 beds, nearly 900 staff, and a specialized program for Jewish patients, enabling them to observe religious traditions. Hospital CEO Thies initiated the program as a personal mission to honor his grandfather who helped Jews during the Holocaust, contrasting with another grandfather's Nazi service. The hospital offers affordable treatment to Jewish patients globally, including from Israel.Health · 9d agoTop Neurologist With 35 Years of Experience Joins Israeli Medical CenterThe Malikow Center for Neurology and Advanced Medicine in Israel has recruited a neurosurgeon, Dr. Anton Wall, and a neurologist, Dr. Lydia Farkova, who brings over 35 years of experience from Russia. They are joined by physiotherapist Tali Plotnik, who has over 25 years of experience from Australia. The additions aim to expand the center's services in neurology, neurosurgery, and rehabilitation, offering comprehensive and personalized patient care.Health · 9d agoNew Medical Science Program Opens in Ashkelon for Aspiring DoctorsThe Ashkelon Academic College will introduce a new Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Sciences in spring 2027, preparing students for lab work and offering pre-medical courses. Admission requires a high matriculation average and a Psychometric score of 650. Graduates can work in various medical labs or pursue further medical studies, though admission to medical school is not guaranteed.Health · 9d agoExpert Explains Why Healthy Children Need Flu Shots AnnuallyProfessor Michal Stein from Sheba Medical Center explains that even healthy children can suffer severe flu complications and require hospitalization. She stresses the importance of annual flu vaccinations, recommending inoculation before the season's peak, though vaccination is still beneficial later. Side effects are generally mild, but specific medical conditions warrant consultation with doctors.Health · 9d agoChoosing a Professional Dental Clinic in Or YehudaChoosing a family dental clinic in Or Yehuda involves considering factors like emergency services, accessibility, and transparent treatment plans. A professional clinic ensures continuity of care and helps prevent future dental issues. Key aspects include convenient location, parking, disabled access, flexible hours, and clear communication about costs and procedures. Visual aids like before-and-after photos can help manage expectations.Health · 10d agoCollagen in Food: Does Eating It Actually Benefit Your Skin?Dr. Maya Rozman discussed the trend of consuming collagen in foods like yogurt, stating that scientific evidence does not conclusively prove its benefits for skin. While the body produces collagen, ingested collagen is broken down and its destination is not guaranteed to be the skin. Research shows mixed results, with high-quality studies finding no significant impact on skin hydration or wrinkles. Dr. Rozman advises focusing on a balanced diet with sufficient protein and vitamin C, along with sun protection, as more reliable methods for skin health.Health · 11d agoDiversify Protein Sources for Optimal Health, Advises Nutrition ExpertNutrition expert Dr. Maya Rozman states that diversifying protein sources is vital for health, as different foods offer unique amino acid profiles and essential nutrients. While protein powders are beneficial for specific needs, they cannot replace the comprehensive nutritional value of whole foods like dairy, legumes, and eggs. Rozman stresses that a varied diet ensures both sufficient protein intake and overall good nutrition.Health · 11d ago · also in 1 newsroomNear-Death Experience Visuals Show Surprising Similarities, Study FindsA study involving participants from the University of Haifa found surprising visual similarities in near-death experiences, with many describing tunnels and colorful spaces. Researchers analyzed drawings and geometric shapes created by individuals recalling their NDEs. While the study suggests potential brain mechanisms related to oxygen supply, it does not prove an afterlife, leaving the question of a shared human brain response open.Health · 11d ago · also in 13 newsroomsIsrael Health Ministry Director General Moshe Bar Siman Tov Resigns After 9 YearsMoshe Bar Siman Tov is resigning as Director General of the Ministry of Health after nine years, having led the system through the COVID-19 pandemic and the "Swords of Iron" war. He will become a research fellow at Columbia University, focusing on national trauma and health systems. Bar Siman Tov stated the health system has 87% public trust, the highest of any public system in Israel, and thanked ministers and colleagues for their partnership.Health · 11d agoGema Launches Creatine Gummies for Daily SupplementationGema has launched creatine gummies, offering a convenient alternative to traditional creatine powders. Each gummy contains 1.5 grams of creatine monohydrate, with two gummies recommended per serving. This new format aims to simplify daily supplementation for both men and women, supporting fitness goals without significant lifestyle changes. The product reflects a growing market trend for convenient and quality dietary supplements.Health · 12d agoOatmeal Science: Thin vs. Thick Flakes and Health ImplicationsDr. Maya Roseman clarifies that both thin and thick oatmeal are healthy, with minimal nutritional differences. Thin flakes cook faster and may cause a quicker blood sugar rise, while thick flakes offer a chewier texture and slower digestion. Both are good choices, but consumers should check packaging for added sugars or flavorings, opting for plain whole oats.Health · 12d agoChest Pain Persists Despite Normal ECG: Exploring Potential CausesProfessor Rafi Karsu discussed persistent chest pain despite normal ECG results on 103FM. He suggested anxiety related to pacemaker implantation could be a cause. The discussion also explored the psychological impact of medical events and memory lapses surrounding falls. The phenomenon of transient chest pain and its link to anxiety was examined.Health · 12d ago · also in 3 newsroomsHaifa's Rambam Hospital Set for Major Expansion, Adding 900 BedsHaifa's Rambam Health Care Campus will undergo a major expansion, approved by the local planning committee, adding approximately 900 beds to increase its total capacity to about 1,875. The project includes new medical facilities, research centers, and improved infrastructure to serve the northern region. The expansion aims to solidify Haifa's position as a leading medical hub.Health · 12d agoNew Study Finds Most Children Labeled Penicillin Allergic Are NotA new study from Hillel Yaffe Medical Center found that nearly all children suspected of penicillin allergy are not actually allergic. Dr. Vered Shichter-Konfino highlighted that misdiagnoses can lead to unnecessary use of alternative antibiotics, increasing resistance. The study recommends re-evaluation for children previously labeled as allergic to penicillin.Health · 12d agoHearing Loss Linked to Increased Mortality Risk, Study FindsA new study suggests hearing loss is linked to a higher risk of mortality, with severe loss increasing the risk by 56%. Using hearing aids was associated with a 9% lower overall mortality rate. While the study is observational, researchers point to potential mechanisms like reduced social interaction and cognitive strain. The article encourages hearing tests, noting advancements in hearing aid technology and potential financial assistance in Israel.More from Maariv