Medicine

The Faculty of Medicine in Ariel University now joins other schools that have been opened in recent years at the Weizmann Institute, Reichman University, and the University of Haifa

Jewish, Arab, and Israeli-American team works together to save ultra-Orthodox baby born with fatal neurological disorder

As life expectancy rises worldwide, iKare Innovation is partnering with tech companies and investors to develop healthcare solutions for an aging population

An IDF general says advancements in battlefield medicine and coordination with civilian hospitals have saved more than 600 soldiers’ lives over the past two years

An inspiring story with English-speaking immigrant doctors

A 71-year-old Parkinson’s patient underwent deep brain stimulation surgery while fully awake and under hypnosis at the Galilee Medical Center

After a young man died earlier this month from Naegleria fowleri, the infection of a 10-year-old boy has spurred panic among Israelis who visited a beach on the Sea of Galilee

'We have a window of opportunity of several months to intervene effectively in patients with ASD' says professor Amitai Ziv

A massive attack by Hezbollah could leave the medical centers for days without access to equipment, medicine or food, as well as staff in the reserves

The Ichilov initiative is supported by a generous donation from New York Federation UJA, allowing expanded access to Israel's southern and northern periphery

The coveted award was given to Drew Weissman of the United States and Katalin Kariko of Hungary for their work on messenger RNA (mRNA) technology

Researchers examined medical complications, rehospitalizations, and mortality rates after surgery in nearly 1.2 million patients between 2007 and 2019

'It has the potential to make a huge impact' says one of two co-founders in Israel, in regards to new drug targeting damaged cells without harming healthy ones

A study from King’s College London warns of consequences from regular 'small' sleep changes associated with diet quality, diet habits, called 'social jet lag'

Israel's prime ministers thanks well-wishers and medical staff, adds 'tomorrow morning I’ll join my friends at the Knesset'

The Israeli Health Ministry’s Director General Bar Siman Tov asks Prime Ministery Netanyahu for help, referring to hard to swallow data

The innovative, non-invasive exopten therapy could revolutionize the lives of thousands of people affected by spinal cord injuries

At Hebrew University, scientists are using human stem cells to construct brain models, helping them better understand the rare and fatal disease

Professor at Israel's Sheba hospital says 'predicting disease progression and outcomes' is a critical challenge, as he remarks on impact of machine learning

University of Copenhagen’s Professor Kessing reports majority of people get mental health treatment - more than double what was previously thought

Seven-year-old girl from Jordan receives treatment from the Israeli Rambam Hospital in Haifa for a congenital orthopedic malformation

Researchers from Israel's Tel Aviv University shake up the weight game, suggesting a new gold standard for measuring unhealthy obesity

Professor Evan Elliott of the Bar-Ilan University in Israel says the new study reveals 'the profound influence of the gut-brain axis on the biology of autism'

The doctors in Israel's Hadassah Hospital say the boy's head was ‘almost completely detached' from the neck