200 Gazans Evacuated for Medical Care, More Transfers Planned
Approximately 200 Gazan patients and escorts were evacuated to Jordan for medical care on Monday, with further transfers being coordinated.
Health
Today my annual medical report was published.
PM Netanyahu reports excellent health, with a completely treated early-stage prostate tumor, emphasizing prompt action and continued work.
In December, I signed a very important Executive Order calling for Research and Innovation for Hemp-derived CBD — Something that has made a HUGE
Trump urges Congress to update CBD laws for continued access to hemp-derived products, citing benefits for pain relief.
I am pleased to announce the new leadership of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Trump announces new CDC leadership, nominating Dr. Erica Schwartz as Director, aiming to restore the "gold standard of science.".
7,791 People Wounded in Missile/Rocket Attacks Since Start of War Taken to Hospitals, 83 Still Hospitalized
Since February 28, 7,791 individuals wounded in Iran/Hezbollah missile attacks have been hospitalized, with 83 currently receiving care.
7,778 People Wounded in Missile/Rocket Attacks Since Start of War Taken to Hospitals, 83 Still Hospitalized
Israel's Ministry of Health reports 7,778 wounded in missile/rocket attacks since Feb 28, with 83 still hospitalized as of April 15, 2026.
Survey Links War to Drop in Sleep, Diet and Exercise Across Israel
A Hebrew University survey led by Dr. Roni Lotan found Israelis' sleep, diet, and exercise declined during the Iran war, a "silent epidemic" per Prof.
Israeli Study Links October 7 Trauma to Sensory Disorders in Children
A Hebrew University study led by Prof. Yafit Gilboa found nearly half of children from Gaza border communities exposed to October 7 trauma developed sensory.
104 Israelis Still Hospitalized From Missile Attacks
104 Israelis are hospitalized after Iranian and Hezbollah missile attacks, including two in life-threatening condition, Health Ministry reports.
COVID-19 May Increase Lung Cancer Vulnerability, Study Warns
An Israeli-U.S. study by Hebrew University and Marshall University suggests COVID-19 may modestly increase lung cancer risk via its spike protein.