Health Ministry Recalls Moroccan Carrot Salad Suspected of Salmonella
Falafel BeRibua Food Industries recalls Moroccan carrot salad under Class Food brand after Salmonella bacteria detected by the Health Ministry.
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Ariel University Gets Green Light for Six-Year Medical Program
Ariel University in Israel received approval for a six-year medical program and a master's for physician associates, boosting medical training capacity.
10-Year-Old Girl Bitten by Predatory Eel in Eilat
A 10-year-old girl's foot was severely injured by a moray eel bite at Eilat's Coral Beach, prompting warnings for swimmers to wear protective footwear.
$13.2 Million Boost for Kiryat Shmona: 24/7 Emergency Clinic and ICU Ambulance
Kiryat Shmona's healthcare services are enhanced with an additional $13.2 million, establishing a 24/7 emergency clinic and an ICU ambulance.
Israeli Study Points to New Options for Fasting With Diabetes
A study by Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem reveals Type 1 diabetics can safely undertake 25-hour fasts with automated insulin tech and medical.
Nitinotes Begins Clinical Trial of Automated Obesity Treatment Technology in Italy
Israeli company Nitinotes began its EASE clinical trial in Rome, Italy, evaluating the EndoZip automated suturing system for endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty.
Southern Anchor Initiative Eases Doctor Shortage, Draws Physicians to Southern Israel
The 'Southern Anchor' initiative opened a new hub in Beersheba to combat southern Israel's physician shortage, attracting doctors with job and community.
Health Ministry Directs Israeli Hospitals, HMOs to Prepare for Winter Illness Surge
Israel's Health Ministry is directing hospitals and HMOs to prepare for a winter surge in influenza, COVID-19, and RSV, with vaccination urged for high-risk.
Israel Expects 3,725 New Prostate Cancer Cases in 2026, Data Shows
Israel expects 3,725 new prostate cancer cases in 2026, the country's most common male cancer, as awareness day approaches.
Ebola Tests Come Back Negative for Hospitalized Israeli Patient
The Israeli Health Ministry confirmed Ebola tests are negative for a patient hospitalized after potential exposure in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.