Sheba Medical Center Ranked 10th Smartest Hospital Worldwide
Only one other hospital outside the US is among the top 10 smartest: Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin was ranked 8th.
Israeli Study: 75% of Genes Linked to Autism Also Linked to Schizophrenia
"The new findings reveal a much larger quantity of shared genes, and this is a very significant breakthrough in research.”
TAU Innovative Technology Seeking Early Parkinson’s Diagnosis
"We examined the samples under a unique microscope, applying an innovative technique called super-resolution imaging."
Bar-Ilan Study Shows Antibiotics Contribute to Inflammatory Bowel Disease
IBD, which includes Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, affects approximately 1% of the global population.
New Israeli Treatment Eliminates Rectal Cancer in 65% of Patients
Rectal cancer comprises some 25 percent of colon cancer cases and is usually discovered when it is in a locally advanced state.
United Hatzalah’s ‘Masters of Emergency’ Podcast Offers Unfiltered Look at the Most Critical Cases
People are often unaware of the complex human and logistical demands that go into emergency response.
Researchers Teach AI to Decipher Medical Images
Understanding the decision-making mechanism of AI models is key for deciphering biological processes and medical decisions.
TAU Researchers Say Closed Eye Imaging Can Track Awareness, Pain, during Anesthesia, Intensive Care,...
Technological breakthrough can help identify clinical responses under anesthesia.
Israel’s UN Envoy Gilad Erdan Appointed Global President of Magen David Adom
Magen David Adom is “the backbone of Israel’s resilience,” Erdan said.
The Druze of Majdal Shams in Desperate Need of Therapy
“The massacre has caused severe emotional and psychological trauma for the community."
Israeli Study Shows Aquatic Plant Reduces Sugar Levels in Diabetics
The study found that the reduction of blood sugar levels after consuming Mankai is comparable to that of some medications.
Feinberg School of Medicine Deletes Arab Students’ Images to Protect their Careers
JSP complained angrily about the medical school’s career-salvaging move.
West Nile Virus-Bearing Mosquitoes Spreading Across Israel
It is important to note that people with weakened immune systems and the elderly are at highest risk of developing "significant illness."
Israeli Scientists Warn UN Polio Vaccine Isn’t Safe, May Spread the Disease in Gaza...
"The vaccine is produced in Indonesia – a developing country where there is no access to information about the production conditions in the factory."
Israeli V-Wave Acquired by Johnson & Johnson in $600M Deal
V-Wave’s cardiovascular implant technology specifically targets heart failure with a minimally-invasive interatrial shunt procedure.
Man Bitten by Crocodile at Jerusalem Zoo Remains in Serious Condition
The hospital said the man underwent a nine-hour procedure and remains hooked up to a ventilator.
Nearly 3 Million Doses of Polio Vaccine Enter Gaza
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), about 90 percent of the population in the Gaza Strip has been vaccinated against polio this year.
Israeli Suicide Prevention Group Trains UH Psychotrauma and Crisis Response Teams
“MOSHE's knowledge and simple tools, combined with United Hatzalah's strength, are a real breakthrough for suicide prevention."
Life-Saving Medical Device Donated by American-Israeli Treats Soldiers Wounded in Gaza
Belmont Medical Technologies founder Regina Herzlinger donated 50 rapid blood infuser devices to Israeli hospitals and trauma centers.
United Hatzalah Names Prof. Ehud Davidson as New CEO
Professor Davidson, an internal medicine specialist, headed Meir Medical Center and Soroka Medical Center.
Hundreds More Doctors to Function as First Responders in Northern Israel
The project is expected to eventually cover the entire country.
Israeli Researchers Say ‘Nothing to Panic About’ with Processed Food
The research examined whether people should be concerned over the formation of amyloids in processed food.
Watch: United Hatzalah EMT Saves Family from Burning Building in Jerusalem
"One of United Hatzalah's bravest, Yechiel Stern from Jerusalem, heroically climbed a burning building to save an entire family."
Israeli Researchers Working on New Antibiotic from ‘Long Pepper’
The Indian long pepper or pippali, is known in traditional medicine for its treatment of a variety of illnesses.
More than 700 Israelis Diagnosed with West Nile Virus
The prevalence of mosquitoes infected with the virus usually rises between June and November.
100 People in Northern Israel Screened for Brain-Eating Amoeba
Everyone who is being screened for the organism spent time at the Gai Beach on Lake Kinneret.
Over 1,000 Doctors and Medical Personnel Travel In and Out of Gaza Since Rafah...
Gazan medical personnel have been deeply involved in terrorism
Israeli Boy Hospitalized with Suspected Brain-Eating Amoeba
The boy is sedated and on a respirator at Ziv Medical Center in Safed.
Beilinson Launches Teen and Young Adult Cancer Clinic
Adolescents and young adults going through cancer treatment have unique challenges as they go through their treatment journey.
Catch a Virus by the Tail: Weizmann Institute Making Strides in Investigating Bacterial Immunity
A bacterial immune system that alters the tails of phages might help clarify an immunity mechanism in humans.
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