Sheba medical center
From lab-grown kidneys to self-healing tissues Prof. Dekel’s vision redefines regenerative medicine
Prof. Benjamin Dekel on growing hope and the future of regenerative medicine at Tel Aviv University’s Sagol Center
Israeli researchers grow miniature human kidney in the lab, opening door to new treatments
Israeli hospital to join NASA, SpaceX mission to study microgravity’s effects on diseases
'Another step toward freedom': Ex-hostage Romi Gonen discharged from hospital after five months
New Israeli-developed bioengineered skin could heal burn wounds twice as fast
Prof. Lihi Adler-Abramovich told The Jerusalem Post that it could take five to 10 years to be able use their technique on burn patients.
Sheba Medical Center will open a healthcare startup accelerator in Boston
The new accelerator will serve as a soft landing platform for Israeli and international startups looking to expand into the American healthcare market.
Three hospitalized patients at Sheba attempt to take their own lives within 48-hour period
All three patients are currently receiving treatment in the intensive care unit after sustaining multiple fractures.
Sheba received a grant of NIS 10 million to establish a groundbreaking medical innovation center
Sheba BioConvergence Hub – a unique center that will focus on collaborations between researchers, doctors, academia, medical industries, and technology bodies.
'Returning to Life' program provides holistic support for Gaza hostages and families
The National Insurance Institute and Sheba Medical Center join forces to offer medical and emotional care for former captives and their families through free personalized treatment plans.
Sheba Medical Center ranked 8th best hospital in the world
The hospital has emerged as a key player in economic growth, with its innovative medical technologies being sold to leading global pharmaceutical and medical device companies.
43 million seconds without sunlight: Hostage families relate horrors of captivity from hospital
Troufanov’s girlfriend said that he told her Saturday night that during his captivity, he prayed she would not wait for him because he did not believe he would return alive.
Released hostage Ofer Kalderon re-admitted to hospital with pneumonia
He has been re-admitted to Sheba Hospital, where he is receiving care and is being closely monitored by a team of professionals.
'Hostages are in mortal danger,' Israeli health officials warn
Professor Hagai Levine, head of Israel’s health task force for hostage families, says the freed hostages’ extreme starvation is reminiscent of Holocaust survivors.
Family of released hostage Ofer Kalderon receives online abuse since his return
Sharon Kalderon denounced hate messages she received after her brother-in-law Ofer’s release from Hamas captivity, urging unity amid ongoing tensions.
Aminach Medic to supply equipment to hospitals and health funds in Israel
Aminach Medic, part of the Aminach Group, has secured tenders and procurement orders amounting to NIS 25 million for the supply of rehabilitative and nursing equipment to hospitals and health funds.
