Prof. Batya Engel-Yeger Wins Prestigious A. Jean Ayres Award Again!

In the News Prof. Batya Engel-Yeger (Dean of Students, Department of Occupational Therapy) has once again been honored with the American Occupational Therapy Foundation's A. Jean Ayres Award for the second consecutive year. Recognized for…

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The International MA Program in Education and Development in Early Childhood Welcomes its 8th Cohort

In the News President Gur Alroey and senior leaders from the Africa Division and the Israeli Agency for International Development Cooperation (MASHAV) at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs attended the…

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UofH Researchers Honored with the Yaffe London-Yari Award for Women’s Leadership Excellence During the Swords of Iron War

In the News Dr. Yael Mayer and Dr. Yael Enav, clinical psychologists in the Department of Counseling and Human Development, were honored with the Yaffe London-Yari Award for outstanding initiatives…

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Prof. Eli Somer Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award for Pioneering Trauma Research

In the News  Congratulations to Prof. Eli Somer (Department of Social Work) upon being selected for the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Israeli Society for Sexual Trauma Treatment & Prevention…

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Ha’aretz Article Features Two UofH Scientists on Five Israeli Studies Destined for Breakthroughs

In the News Dr. Shani Stern (Sagol Department of Neurobiology) and Dr. Tal Luzzatto-Knaan (Department of Marine Biology) were featured in a recent Ha'aretz article (in Hebrew) about Israeli researchers who are developing groundbreaking discoveries…

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Read more about the article An innovative intervention program for maladaptive daydreamers may improve prognoses and treatments
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An innovative intervention program for maladaptive daydreamers may improve prognoses and treatments

In the News Credit: Getty Images New research from the University of Haifa suggests that an innovative eight-week intervention program combining mindfulness techniques, self-monitoring, and motivation exercises could help people suffering…

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Study finds may improve prediction of response to drug therapy in bipolar patients

In the News Getting diagnosed and receiving effective treatment for bipolar disorder is crucial, as it can negatively impact education, work status, family relationships, and even lead to suicide. Dr. Shani…

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Read more about the article UofH study finds women are twice as likely as men to report side effects after Pfizer vaccinations
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UofH study finds women are twice as likely as men to report side effects after Pfizer vaccinations

In the News A study led by Prof. Manfred Green (School of Public Health) found that women were twice as likely to report side effects following the Pfizer vaccinations for the…

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Integrative Pain Laboratory introduces novel methods to help traumatized Ukraine war victims

In the News Integrative Pain Laboratory headed by Dr. Pavel Goldstein.An initiative spearheaded by the Integrative Pain Laboratory, headed by Dr. Pavel Goldstein (School of Public Health), is offering a free…

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Read more about the article Research sheds light on ways of reducing poverty in Israel
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Research sheds light on ways of reducing poverty in Israel

In the News  Dr. Einat Lavee (Department of Human Services and The Interdisciplinary Center for the Study of Poverty and Social Exclusion) recently submitted a comprehensive qualitative study on poverty in…

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COGNITIVE SCIENCE: New UofH study finds facial recognition isn’t only a ‘human’ ability

In the News A groundbreaking study led by Prof. Shai Gabay (Head, The Institute of Information Processing and Decision Making) and researchers from Carnegie Mellon sheds light on the evolution of…

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Read more about the article A new scientific breakthrough suggests PTSD may be diagnosed via saliva
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A new scientific breakthrough suggests PTSD may be diagnosed via saliva

In the News A new study led by researchers from the University of Haifa and Tel Aviv University discovered the presence of certain bacteria in the saliva can indicate post-trauma in…

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WEBINAR on the topic of COVID-19 Burn Out: Dr. Talya Greene offers insights on how to best cope, function and move forward

In the News COVID-19 remains a disruptive and unpredictable part of daily life. Prof. Talya Greene (Head, Department of Community Mental Health) discussed her research on the high rates of distress…

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Read more about the article Prof. Manfred Green cautions, “We need a road map for living alongside the pandemic.”
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Prof. Manfred Green cautions, “We need a road map for living alongside the pandemic.”

In the News Following another COVID spike, Israel greenlighted the administration of a third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Prof. Manfred Green, Director of the MPH in Global Health Leadership…

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New approaches in mental health pioneered at UofH are changing the discussion on mental health issues in Israel

In the News Prof. David Roe (Department of Community Mental Health) is at the forefront of promoting improved mental health services and combating damaging stigmas that people with mental health…

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Read more about the article New study suggests morning and night people have different gut bacteria
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New study suggests morning and night people have different gut bacteria

In the News  Early risers and late sleepers have different gut bacteria, according to a recent study.  "We already know that there are some genetic differences between late-night 'owls' and…

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