Ichilov Hospital

A new study by Bar-Ilan University shows how war-related stress may lead to complications during pregnancy and childbirth.

The war and the need for hospitalization in the underground parking lot accelerated Ichilov’s home hospitalization project in collaboration with Tzabar.

"The most terrifying sound of all — the one Edan feared most — was the sound of the war raging above their heads," she said.

Professor Hagai Levine, head of Israel’s health task force for hostage families, says the freed hostages’ extreme starvation is reminiscent of Holocaust survivors.

Beit HaYeled, run by Rachashei Lev, reopens after major renovations, offering upgraded suites and support for cancer-stricken children, families, and wounded soldiers in recovery.

Ichilov Hospital starts clinical trial for Interferon against West Nile virus. Dr. Alrai-Price addresses spread of disease, urging people to "Avoid places with mosquitos in residential areas."

Since there is no treatment for the disease, the only way to deal with it is to prevent mosquito bites by using mosquito repellents.

Experience a unique wellness retreat tailored for pregnancy and postpartum, redefining hospitality standards.

GOS Hospital faces backlash after declining antisemitism training from CAA. The hospital denies community responsibility and emphasizes ongoing discussions for alternative training providers.

Fallout from the press conference with freed hostage Yocheved Lifshitz leads to potential firing of Avi Shushan, spokesperson for Sourasky Medical Center, with over 13 years of service.

Since the attacks began on October 7, dozens of families have approached the Health Ministry asking to collect the sperm of the young men killed.