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.
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Two Electric Shocks Save 12-Year-Old Who Collapsed at a Mall
A 12-year-old boy collapsed and was revived by Magen David Adom medics with two electric shocks at a Tel Aviv mall before being taken to Schneider Children’s.
Israeli Health Officials Investigate Suspected Ebola Infection
Israeli health officials are investigating a suspected Ebola case involving a traveler from the Democratic Republic of Congo, with results expected soon.
The Toll Was Much Higher: Israeli Study Finds COVID Deaths Underreported
Researchers at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Ariel Karlinsky and Prof. Moses Shayo, found global COVID-19 deaths were significantly underreported by.
More Than Half of Israels Young Doctors Eye a Future Abroad
A study by Ben-Gurion and Ariel Universities reveals over half of young Israeli doctors surveyed plan to work abroad within five years, challenging Israel's.
Israel to Require Iodine in Household Table Salt
Israel's Health Ministry will require iodine in household table salt within two years to combat widespread deficiency, particularly among children and pregnant.
Israeli Hospital Awards $75,000 in Research Grants Ahead of Jewish New Year
Ahead of Rosh Hashanah, Wolfson Medical Center in Holon, Israel, awarded $75,000 in research grants to nine clinical researchers for applied studies.
Israel Launches Pilot Program Placing Full-Time Nurses in Elementary Schools
Israel has launched a pilot program placing full-time nurses in eight elementary schools to provide health screenings, vaccinations, and first aid.
Brain-Eating Amoeba Strikes Again; Swimmers Urged to Keep Head Above Water
Another Naegleria fowleri infection confirmed in Sea of Galilee prompts Health Ministry warnings for swimmers to keep heads above water.
New Report: Sharp Rise in Number of Doctors Leaving Israel
A Tel Aviv University study reports at least 1,370 doctors left Israel between 2023 and 2025, a sharp increase concerning specialists and those under 60.