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Week of 27 September 2026 · 3 stories, new ones added during the week

This week’s stories are dedicatedIn loving memory of Beatrice Tamres

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Global healthNew

Israeli heart surgeons are training Zambia’s first pediatric heart team

A week in Lusaka: 10 children’s open-heart surgeries, and local doctors mentored to carry on the work.

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timesofisrael.comIn Zambia, Israeli team helps train country’s first generation of pediatric cardiac surgeons

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Israeli heart surgeons are training Zambia’s first pediatric heart team

Source: The Times of Israel, Aug 1, 2026

Health researchNew

Eating with a loved one lowers blood sugar spikes, Israeli study finds

339 adults tested at Hebrew University and Sheba Medical Center. Published in Science Advances.

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timesofisrael.comBlood glucose levels are lower when you eat with a loved one — Israeli study

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Eating with a loved one lowers blood sugar spikes, Israeli study finds

Source: The Times of Israel, Sep 23, 2026

EducationNew

Ask kids “how,” not “why,” and 68% think like scientists

A Weizmann Institute study of children in grades 2 to 6, published in The Journal of the Learning Sciences.

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timesofisrael.comIsraeli study finds 68% of young kids innately think like scientists

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Ask kids “how,” not “why,” and 68% think like scientists

Source: The Times of Israel, Sep 25, 2026