MDA Prepares for War with Community-Based Emergency Response Teams
Magen David Adom is training local emergency response teams to provide medical treatment to the injured when terrorists prevent immediate transport to area hospitals.
Outrage After Jerusalem Hospital Admits Hamas Nukhba Terrorist for Treatment
Dozens swarmed the halls of Hadassah Medical Center after news got out that the hospital was treating a member of the terror group's Nukhba force.
Israeli Study Shows Increased Risk of Cancer in Patients with Heart Disease
The discovery may improve the protocols for treating heart disease so clinicians also consider the increased risk of cancer.
Israeli Scientists Create New Treatment for Colorectal Cancer
The developed technology was recently licensed to a biomedical company (Vaxil Biotherapeutics) for further clinical development.
Israeli Study: Sephardic Jews at Greater Risk for Early Onset Alzheimer’s
The researchers found 64 percent of those who were diagnosed were from Sephardic Jewish backgrounds while 36 percent were from Ashkenazi backgrounds.
More than 400 Doctors and Dentists Attend Aliyah Fair in Paris
The MedEx campaign aims to recruit 2,000 physicians to address Israel's shortage.
Netanyahu’s Surgery a Success
In Israel, politicians do not joke with their doctors.
TAU Study: Heart Patients Live Longer in Green Environments
The study examined thousands of post-bypass patients and found that those who live in a “greener” environment are at a lower risk of mortality.
Israeli Researchers Uncover Biological Pathway Between Heart Disease and Cancer
The research offers a promising avenue for reducing cancer risk among heart disease patients.
Surge of Disabled Vets Exposes Cracks in Defense Ministry’s Rehabilitation Dept.
A spokesperson for the dept. told JNS that 14,000 newly disabled veterans are expected by the end of the calendar year, in addition to the 6,000 already registered since Oct. 7.
TAU Study: Viruses Choose Whether to Become Nasty
Bacteria-targeting viruses improve their decision making by coopting the defense systems built against them.
Nefesh B’Nefesh Launches Medical Aliyah Program to Remedy Israel’s Physician Shortages
The objective of the International Medical Aliyah Program is to facilitate the Aliyah of 2,000 physicians over the next five years.
Groundbreaking: U of Haifa Finds Connection bet. Parkinson’s and Brains’ Extracellular Matrix
The study used the reprogramming of cells into stem cells.
Israel is Raising Taxes on Tobacco Products
The tax increase on tobacco products comes as part of the government's decision to "prevent smoking and promote a health lifestyle."
TAU Study Says Exposure to UV Radiation May Improve Fertility in Middle Aged Women
Particularly interesting is the absence of this effect among younger women in their 20s.
TAU Researchers Prevent Memory Deterioration in Animal Model of Alzheimer’s
The researchers discovered the potential for early detection of Alzheimer’s during sleep or anesthesia between 10-20 years before the onset of dementia symptoms.
Flying to Visit Rebbe’s Tomb, EMT Saves Passenger from Seizure
With remarkable composure, he directed the flight attendant to halt takeoff procedures and swiftly accessed the onboard medical kit.
Second IDF Reservist Dies from Gaza Fungal Infection, Experimental Drug Rushed to Israel
The medicine was brought from Ireland • A soldier died in December from the same fungus.
Ismail Haniyeh’s Relatives Receive Life Saving Treatment in Israeli Hospitals
Can someone alert the Hague judges to count this in their narrative of an Israeli genocide?
Haifa’s Rambam Hospital Hit by Suspected Cyber Attack
Officials emphasized that none of the hospital's computer systems or overall operations were disrupted in the incident, and said the attack was blocked without any damage.
Israeli Research Achieves Breakthrough on Life-Threatening Condition Related to Sleep Apnea
“Now that we know what goes wrong in the CCHS patient neurons, we can start developing modalities to fix it."
Autism Spectrum Disorder Prevalence Nearly Doubled in Israel Between 2017 and 2021
“Our analysis shows that the ASD population is growing rapidly, particularly at young ages . . . This study is, therefore, a wake-up call for the government to start planning ahead."
TAU Study: Sleep Disorder in Children Often Misdiagnosed, Medicated as ADHD
children who suffer from breathing disorders during sleep received ADHD medication at a rate 7 times higher than children who don’t suffer from sleep-disordered breathing.
New Volunteer EMT Rescues Bnei Brak Man Who Suffered Cardiac Arrest on Shabbat
"Witnessing a man literally come back to life in our hands was an incredibly powerful moment.”
Israeli Civilian Hospitals Will No Longer Treat Enemy Combatants
Enemy combatants will now only be treated in facilities belonging to the Israel Defense Forces or Israeli Prison Services.
Hamas to Take 1,000 Boxes of Medicine for Every One Going to Hostages
Some of the captives held in Gaza are in dire need of medical treatment.
Absorption Ministry: 494 Physicians and 83 Nurses Made Aliyah in 2023
The average age of physicians who immigrate to Israel is 41.4, and the median age is 37.
EMT Recalls How She Saved her Choking Niece
By Adele Pnina Gaziel
I had just left my mother's home in Rehovot on Thursday evening after bringing her some supplies. My brother and sister-in-law...
Researchers: Israelis Endure Steep Mental Stress, Move Less, Sleep Less after October 7
The researchers examined the relationship between media use in the week after October 7 and the prevalence of PTSD.
Court Orders Health Ministry to Maximize Number of Available Medical Choppers
In the course of the hearing, it became clear that the Health Minister unequivocally endorses the utilization of all accessible medevac helicopters.
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