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Israel's Good News Newsletter to 27th Aug 17

In the 27th Aug 17 edition of Israel’s good news, the highlights include:

·         Israeli researchers can detect early cancer using high-powered MRI. ·         Israeli doctors performed the first transplant of lab-grown bone. ·         An Israeli charity has bought land to grow crops for the poor. ·         Israel was the first country to help flood victims in Sierra Leone. ·         Israel’s Weizmann Institute is the top non-US research facility. ·         Fiat-Chrysler has joined the Israeli-based driverless car project. ·         The grand-daughter of a WW2 Nazi mayor now serves in the IDF.

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Coronavirus | On the front line: Thierry Weizman

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The Covid-19 epidemic is currently affecting the entire planet. Faced with this health catastrophe, French handball figures are on the front line. Handnews pays tribute to them. Today: Thierry Weizman, president of Metz Handball.

“I am a sports doctor specializing in trauma, my wife is a pharmacist and one of my two daughters is an intern in cardiology. Even though she normally…

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Weizman writes, “a building is not a static thing.” This observation is rarely fathomed by architects, who usually conceive buildings for a suspended time.

Leopold Lambert 

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Book by Eyal Weizman

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Weizman map of the Israeli occupation of the West Bank

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Koklama testiyle otizm teşhisi mümkün

Koklama testiyle otizm teşhisi mümkün

Çocukların farklı kokuları koklama biçiminin otizmi belirlemede temel olabileceği açıklandı. İsrailli uzmanlar, insanların örneğin bir buket gülün kokusu gibi mutluluk verici kokuları daha uzun koklaması özelliğinin otizmli çocuklarda bulunmayabileceğini söylüyor. 36 çocuk üzerinde yapılan araştırma Current Biology isimli dergide yayımlandı.

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Israel's Prisons Service has hospitalised 40 Palestinian inmates who have been refusing food for over a month in protest against the terms of their imprisonment, spokeswoman Sivan Weizman said Wednesday. Describing their condition as "reasonable" Weizman told AFP they had been taken to hospital at different stages. All the strikers are administrative detainees, and have refused food for nearly five weeks to protest against their being held without trial, Weizman said. Weizman said other inmates had joined the strike since it started, and there are now 240 refusing food. Source: AFP