Low Death Rates But Deep Scars: Israel Reviews Health System’s War Performance
Israel's health system review highlights resilience with a 0.6% war casualty mortality rate, but 435,000 sought mental health aid. Sweeping reforms are now.
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New Study Points to Genetic ‘Achilles’ Heel’ in Cancer Cells
An Israeli study identifies a genetic 'Achilles' Heel' in cancer cells, where rapid growth damages DNA. This groundbreaking research from Hebrew University.
New Study Points to Genetic ‘Achilles’ Heel’ in Cancer Cells
An Israeli study identifies a genetic 'Achilles' Heel' in cancer cells, where rapid growth damages DNA. This groundbreaking research from Hebrew University.
Perceived Injustice Drives Long-Term Psychological Stress, Researchers Say
An Israeli study reveals perceived injustice drives long-term psychological stress, explaining why trauma persists for many. Hebrew University followed 1,700.
‘Dozens of Babies in the Building’: 55 Toddlers Hospitalized After Suspected Gas Leak
A suspected carbon monoxide leak hospitalized 55 toddlers in Jerusalem, leaving two infants in critical condition. Authorities are investigating the unlicensed.
Scientists Pinpoint Tissue-Regenerating Cells, Offering Hope for Cancer and Burn Victims
Israeli scientists at Weizmann Institute pinpointed tissue-regenerating cells for the first time. This breakthrough offers new hope for preventing cancer.
From Surviving to Thriving: New Research Guides Mental Health Care for Childhood Cancer
New Israeli research by Bar-Ilan and Sheba reveals childhood cancer survivors and their parents face persistent psychological distress, emphasizing critical.
Fear and Secrecy Undermine Patient Safety Efforts, Israeli Researcher Says
An Israeli researcher argues fear & secrecy undermine patient safety, hindering efforts to reduce medical errors, a leading cause of death. Prof.
Early DNA ‘Weak Spots’ Could Help Detect Breast Cancer Before It Starts, Scientists Say
Israeli scientists identify early DNA "weak spots" that may detect breast cancer years before it starts. This Hebrew University study offers new hope for.
IDF Suicide Prevention Efforts Discussed
IDF presents Almoz Committee suicide prevention recommendations for discharged soldiers and reservists. A unique response is planned for the 'Swords of Iron'.
Child Rights Committee visits Sheba Hospital
Child Rights Committee, led by MK Kتي Shtrit, toured Sheba Hospital's eating disorder departments, revealing a flagship program but a severe national shortage.
Health Committee OKs drug dispensing rule cancellation
Israel's Health Committee approved canceling the Dangerous Drugs Regulations (Dispensing and Transfer of Drugs), 1983, balancing medical access and preventing.