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.
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.
An Israeli study identifies a genetic 'Achilles' Heel' in cancer cells, where rapid growth damages DNA. This groundbreaking research from Hebrew University.
Magen David Adom reports 164 people in Israel were treated for injuries, including one fatality, due to missile and rocket attacks in the last 24 hours.
Tel Aviv and Border Police responded to an incident where one victim of anxiety was evacuated for medical treatment.
Israeli inspectors intercepted 10 tons of unregulated beef and poultry smuggled into the country ahead of Passover, with the meat destroyed due to health risks.
Iranian missile strikes on the southern Israeli cities of Arad and Dimona injured nearly 200, including children, with over 300 hospitalized across Israel.
64 people wounded in a missile strike in Arad are being evacuated to hospitals, including seven seriously injured, by MDA medics.
Arad Mayor Yair Maayan confirmed missile fragments, not a direct hit, struck the town, causing facade damage and sending 33 injured to hospitals.
A missile strike in Dimona on Saturday night left 33 wounded evacuated to hospitals, including four seriously injured.
Israel's Child Protection Association reports a 60% spike in child abuse calls, with 2,000 received in two weeks amid the war with Iran.
Israeli firm Evinature's CurQD will be part of a U.S. DoD trial for ulcerative colitis, involving Mount Sinai and University of Chicago.
177 Israelis were hospitalized in the last 24 hours due to Iranian missile attacks, bringing total casualties to 3,924 since February 28.