Surgery
Israeli surgeons use custom 3D-printed implant to remove tumor deemed inoperable
Mark was diagnosed where he lived in Russia, and due to the location and the spread, global specialists classified the tumor as inoperable.
Restore fuller hair with a hair transplant
Six-month-old baby receives surgery months after swallowing package of staples
Ex-Labor Party chair Shelly Yachimovich reveals months-long battle with pancreatic cancer
Brain surgery performed in-utero saves baby's life after birth
The baby ended up being born in March and she did not need any medications or treatments since she was discharged.
Man with world's largest kidney stone wins Guinness World Record
The 1.76 pound kidney stone – roughly the same weight as five baseballs – is the largest kidney stone ever recorded.
Pope Francis to have abdominal surgery on Wednesday - Vatican
Pope Francis will have his operation under general anesthetic.
Israel's Health Ministry warns about risks of medical procedures abroad
The Health Ministry warned the Israeli public about high risks associated with seeking medical and cosmetic surgeries overseas.
Iranians sell organs abroad due to regime ‘corruption' - report
Iran expert Beni Sabti said that high prices and inflation are forcing Iranians to sell their organs and sometimes even their children.
Brain surgery performed on a fetus in the womb for first time - study
The baby ended up being born in March and she did not need any medications or treatments since she was discharged.
Dee family listen to heartbeat of Lucy Dee in transplant patient
British-Israeli terror victim Lucy Dee’s organs were transplanted before burial, saving the lives of five people.
TAU scientists discover new treatment for ovarian cancer
RNA-based nanodrugs show an 80% survival rate of the female reproductive system impacting cancer.
Israeli doctor has surgery after nearly becoming paralyzed while skiing
Dr. Ariel Lipschuetz is an anesthesiologist at Hadassah-University Hospital on Mount Scopus in Jerusalem.
Ukraine needs more prosthetics clinicians as war toll mounts
Russia's unrelenting artillery fire and missiles mean that shrapnel wounds are maiming people in Ukraine on a scale just beginning to emerge.
