Israeli Doctors Save Life of Syrian Girl Shot in the Head
Following an unsuccessful operation in Syria, she was taken to the Ziv Medical Center under IDF escort, where she is gradually regaining speech and movement.
Nearly Half of Young Israelis Show Signs of War-Related PTSD
Individuals ages 18-30 were particularly affected due to their high rate of military service, personal losses, and displacement from their homes.
Knesset Debates Israel’s Membership in WHO Amid Accusations of Bias
“The World Health Organization consistently operates with a hostile approach against the State of Israel, while promoting decisions that harm its rights in the international arena.”
Who Is a Mother? Israeli Court’s ‘Baby Sophie’ Ruling Reignites IVF Custody Debate
An embryo was mistakenly implanted in the wrong woman at Rishon Lezion’s Assuta Medical Center.
CRISPR Breakthrough: Israeli Researchers Eradicate Tumors by Targeting a Single Gene
Head and neck cancers rank fifth in cancer-related mortality and often begin in the tongue, throat, or neck before metastasizing.
Breakthrough CRISPR Technology Enhances Lettuce Nutrients, Offering Solution to ‘Hidden Hunger’
“Gene editing provides us with an unprecedented ability to improve the nutritional quality of crops without altering their growth or yield”
Targeting Fat Distribution, Not Just Weight Loss, Key to Preventing Metabolic Disease, Ben Gurion...
Two people with the same BMI can have completely different metabolic risks depending on their visceral fat distribution.
Scientists Identify Two Types of Heart Scars, Paving the Way for Targeted Therapies
Using real human heart tissue samples, the research team confirmed the model’s predictions.
Targeted mRNA Therapy Holds Promise for Crohn’s Disease, Colitis, and Beyond
The findings suggest that lipid composition can direct mRNA-based drugs to target organs, such as the intestines, without passing through the liver.
Israel Awaits Key Details as Second Phase of Hostage Release Agreement Unfolds
The first three released hostages will be staying longer in the hospital.
New York City Congestion Pricing Costing Hatzalah $250 a Day
The toll fees haven’t dissuaded Hatzalah volunteers from doing their jobs.
Prime Minister Netanyahu Awakens After Successful Surgery
The prime minister is in good condition.
Netanyahu to Undergo Surgery on Sunday
Tomorrow's government meeting will be held as planned.
Dennis Prager Sends a Message From the Hospital
Charlie Kirk passed on a message from Dennis Prager.
Circadian Disruptions Linked to Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Researchers Say
The circadian clock, which regulates bodily processes on a 24-hour cycle, governs both immune system activity and digestive functions.
Can AI Understand Medical Complexity? Israeli Researchers Question Its Ability
AI models need better training to handle the complexity of medical coding.
Sick Gazans and Their Caregivers Leave Gaza in War’s Largest Medical Evacuation
In total, 86 Gazan patients accompanied by 124 family members were taken to the UAE. The rest were flown to Romania.
Ariel’s Adelson School of Medicine Marks First Graduating Class
Fifty three medical students, 40 of whom are women, were awarded their degrees in a ceremony attended by Israeli President Isaac Herzog and philanthropist Dr. Miriam Adelson.
The Druze of Majdal Shams in Desperate Need of Therapy
“The massacre has caused severe emotional and psychological trauma for the community."
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.
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.
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.
New Hope for Paralyzed Patients as Israeli Researchers Achieve Thought-Driven Speech
“In the future, it will be possible to train a computer for an ALS patient in the early stages of the disease while they can still speak."
Israeli Findings on a Hidden Brain Hub Open Path for New ADHD Treatment
The findings open a new door to potential new treatments for disorders characterized by impaired impulse control, such as ADHD, drug addiction and schizophrenia.
Israeli Man Infected With Rare ‘Brain-Eating’ Amoeba Dies
In most cases, nothing will happen to people who swim in waters where the amoeba is present, but in rare cases, one can be infected.
Oct. 7 Terrorist Gets Surgery at Tel Aviv Hospital Despite Outrage
The Hamas Nukhba force member has been detained pending trial.
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.
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.
Israeli Researchers Uncover Biological Pathway Between Heart Disease and Cancer
The research offers a promising avenue for reducing cancer risk among heart disease patients.