BGU scientist identifies genes involved in aging process; unvaccinated children of vaccinated parents far less likely to contract the coronavirus; Muslims and Jews save disabled woman; and more!

An Israeli hospital’s program to vaccinate Palestinians who work in Israel is beneficial to both Palestinians and Israelis.

A recent article criticizing Israel over its method of distribution of vaccines is merely a continuation of the paper’s focus on the imagined deficiencies of the State of Israel.

Patients who recovered from COVID-19 help care for seriously ill patients, number of serious cases drops dramatically, Sheba Hospital adds human touch to healthcare, and much more!Coro

Take a look inside a COVID-19 Ward at Haifa’s Rambam Medical Center in Israel and see how staff and patients are coping during the current wave.

Israelis hope that this will be the beginning of the end of the pandemic, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said.

Newsweek lists Sheba Medical Center’s cardiology unity among world’s top 50; Israeli EMT delivers 3 babies en route to visit new grandson; and much more!

Healthcare workers who have used it say it makes a huge difference in how they perform their duties.

Park ranger saves baby in Galilee nature park; Israel’s Nuancehear helps children with ADHD; Israel’s OCON Healthcare goes global; and much more!

Thanks to an incredible team of medical professionals at Shaare Zedek, a young Israeli girl experienced a miraculous recovery.

The plan calls for transferring responsibility for contact-tracing from the Health Ministry to the IDF and shoring up eroded public trust in the government.

No problem for disabled to surf in Israel, Bar-Ilan’s first female Arab professor, protecting the disabled from COVID-19, and much more!

Startup Nation makes major advances in remote healthcare and telemedicine; Israeli company develops sanitation tunnel that sprays incomers; and more!

‘I respond to 100s of emergencies and rarely do I reconnect with the people who I help. It is very special whenever someone reaches out like this,’ said the EMT.

Good news for bone-marrow transplants; 22-year-old recovers from corona at Sheba hospital; US approves Israeli COVID-19 imaging tech; and much more!

Born with a life-threatening congenital heart disease, two-year-old Hamza from Ramallah underwent complicated open-heart surgery in Israel and returned home. 

Israel’s medical clowns are part of the country’s therapeutic process, including during the coronavirus pandemic.

Israeli biotech Redhill is testing another pipeline medicine against COVID-19; Technion scientists developed Liquid Foam Therapy (LIFT), and much more!

Strap in for a tour of Tel Aviv’s Ichilov Hospital, whose doctors and nurses are Israel’s first line of defense in the war against the deadly coronavirus.

Israel rated first globally in promoting health and safety during the Covid-19 crisis on the Deep Knowledge Group website.

This young Israeli has endured the painful physical effects of the virus, and is waging a daily battle against the emotional fallout it leaves in its wake.

CoughSync does not cure coronavirus but can significantly impact treatment for pneumonia, a symptom, and reduce exposure of healthcare workers to the contagion.

Third annual GlobalSTL Health Innovation Summit in US chooses 16 innovative companies, mostly Israeli, to present to healthcare execs and venture capitalists.

TytoCare and its digital stethoscope reach US, Canada and Europe; CVS Health Corp. adds Teva’s new Ajovy anti-migraine treatment to its coverage; and more!

Watch this heartwarming video of physically disabled children from diverse backgrounds joyously discovering their independence!

US approves Israeli migraine treatment; Technion develops Artificial Intelligence system for faster, cheaper healthcare, and much more!

Sophie Donio from Eilat is Israel’s first female EMS ambucycle driver.

Israel will turn its existing digitized medical records into a meta resource and a marketable asset.

Doctors removed a battery from the stomach of 10-month-old Ram Jannam from the Druze/Arab town of Maghar.

Israeli healthcare workers are helping not only Israeli hearing-impaired children, but also Palestinians, bringing them to Jerusalem for advanced surgery.

A Palestinian official donated tens of thousands of shekels to Rambam hospital to improve treatment of childhood cancers.