Though the mass was ultimately found to be benign, doctors noted that had it not been identified and removed in time, it could have led to life-threatening complications.

Five years after surgery, cancer spread in 12.5% of patients who got drugs for anxiety, pain and inflammation, compared to 50% in control group.

Israeli researchers achieved remarkable results in both animal models and glioblastoma samples taken from human patients.

Development will enable faster tumor diagnoses, help provide swifter treatment for patients, and more accurate drug development.

Doctors at Haifa's Rambam Hospital are hopeful the procedure will eventually become an outpatient treatment.

The FDA has approved a new acne treatment produced by an Israeli company and, for the first time ever, doctors in Israel managed to revive a clinically dead woman after suffering an amniotic embolism.