A newly-developed Israeli system sanitizes rooms with ultraviolet light, which is deadly to COVID-19 germs but  safe for patients or medical staff.

The corona ward in this hospital treated some of the worst coronavirus cases in the country, but is now shuttered because all its patients have gone home.

High blood pressure, especially when it starts at a younger age, can cause many health maladies.

Save a Child’s Heart diagnoses, treats and operates on children with life-threatening heart diseases from developing countries, free of charge.

‘This is the People of Israel in [their] beautiful hour,’ declared a leading Israeli doctor helping to facilitate the search for a donor.

Exciting new development in cancer research targets malignant cells; US FDA has approved Israel TEVA’s Leukemia treatment and much more.

A compound that disables cancer cells, an artificial cornea, the world’s first bone implant: 2017 saw major medical advances. We bring you the best.

Israeli startup CorNeat Vision has completed the design and development stage of its artificial cornea implant.

Key enzyme discovery in fight against cancer; Israeli biotech Neurim signed marketing agreements for its new treatment for sleep disorders in children with autism and neurogenetic diseases; Israeli surgeons from Save a Child’s Heart saved 14 young, faulty hearts, and much more. By: Michael Ordman ISRAEL’S MEDICAL ACHIEVEMENTS Key enzyme discovery in fight against cancer Israel Technion… Read more »

It is no secret that Shimon and I were political rivals, but over time we became friends, close friends.

Israeli researchers develop method to diagnose diabetes, multiple sclerosis, pancreatic cancer, pancreatitis and brain damage from one blood test.

Israel was the first country to take a concrete step forward in the global fight against eating disorders among youth, largely influenced by the fashion industry.

The story of Israel’s rise to the top once sounded like an impossible madman’s dream to every Jew on the planet, especially just over half a century ago.

A 23-year-old Syrian arrived in Israel for innovative treatment after a bullet had completely destroyed his lower jaw. Doctors outfitted him with a custom-made replica.