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Israeli patient receives new non-invasive treatment for epilepsy in first outside Europe
The EASEE brain stimulation system, first developed in Germany by PRECISIS, is designed to treat epilepsy without opening the skull or inserting electrodes into the brain.
Israeli hospital launches AI system to enable hospitalized children to communicate without speaking
Israel faces a nationwide mental health crisis post-October 7, Clalit experts warn - study
PremiumPremiumState of emergency: Unseen footage takes viewers inside Clalit-Soroka on October 7
Clalit's 100,000th COVID vaccination: Great-grandmother from Rehovot
Adina Yaakobi, 84, cannot wait to see her great-grandson.
Coronavirus: Health funds start taking vaccination appointments
Netanyahu, Edelstein to inoculate against coronavirus Saturday night at Sheba Medical Center
Rivlin takes rapid COVID test given by FDA's first approved antigen test
Israel was the first country to receive and begin operating the device after the United States.
How many Israelis contracted coronavirus and don't know about it?
According to the research that tested over 70,000 people in Israel's four major health funds, the percentage of infected people in Israel is somewhere between one and three percent of the population.
Clalit head says on highest state of alert for severe outbreak
Medical staff at hospitals and community clinics have participated in drills to be ready to treat patients if needed, and the hours of online consulting services have been extended.
The Lounge with Michal Galanti: December 30, 2019
Friends of Beit Loewenstein Hospital Association Chair Erez Meltzer and CEO Shula Malik held a fundraising event
Health fund admits PM doesn’t cause baldness
According to the report, the newsletter included an article on myths and facts about baldness.
A historic milestone at Soroka hospital
Built at a cost of NIS 200 million, the new center will be a leader in research and development.
Paramedical workers in hospitals and clinics will strike Sunday
The general strike will include paramedical workers employed by the Health Ministry, Clalit Health Services, Meuhedet Health Services, the Hadassah Medical Organization, and more.
Legal abortions continue to decline despite rise in population
According to the law, legal abortions are approved for women whose health would be likely to be harmed by a pregnancy.