The Hebrew University of Jerusalem has appointed former Intel Vice President and former Hebrew University Vice President and Director General Yishai Fraenkel as its new Vice President for Advancement and External Relations. Fraenkel will lead the University's global engagement with donors, alumni, friends, and strategic partners as it embarks on its second century.
As cosmetic procedures become increasingly normalized worldwide, new research suggests that for some women, repeated treatments may become addiction-like rather than purely cosmetic. The study found that one in five women who had undergone cosmetic procedures met the threshold for moderate-to-severe risk of addictive cosmetic procedure use, with low body esteem and problematic social media use emerging as the strongest risk factors.
