Health

WHO concerned about poliovirus samples in Gaza, Israeli MFA says 95% vaccinated against polio

The WHO expressed concern about poliovirus and other infectious diseases in Gaza, with six out of seven sewage samples testing positive for vaccine-derived poliovirus

Israeli startup develops simple, accurate system for diagnosing coronary heart disease

Israeli startup AccuLine has developed CORA, a deep learning-based system that enables early examination of coronary arteries and timely treatment initiation for patients.

First-ever study reveals severe impact of terror on autistic children in Israel

The research highlights that autistic children exhibit higher levels of post-traumatic stress symptoms compared to non-autistic children, emphasizing their increased vulnerability during wartime

West Nile fever in Israel: 300 cases, 15 deaths

Two people are hospitalized in serious condition at Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa

West Nile fever outbreak: 81 Diagnosed, 64 Hospitalized, 7 Dead

Authorities have issued guidelines to reduce infection risk, including eliminating standing water, using insect repellents, and installing mosquito screens

Soldier's organs donated against family's wishes

The parents specified their wish for the organs to go only to Jewish patients. However, they later discovered that one of their son’s organs was transplanted to an Arab girl.

FDA approves clinical trials in the USA for innovative Israeli cancer treatment

Ofer Shalev announced that New Phase has obtained FDA approval to initiate clinical trials for its innovative cancer treatment technology.