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Aug 11, 2026
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At the peak of antisemitism: Stanford University opens its doors to Israeli doctors

34 doctors and researchers from Ichilov and other Israeli institutions will undergo a two-year fellowship at Stanford's prestigious medical school. The program focuses on clinical training and joint research. Ichilov's CEO calls it a "huge badge of honor for Israeli medicine."

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"This is my medicine": The empty refrigerator at the blood bank - and the threat to patients' lives

Every two weeks, 71-year-old Yaffa Ben-Shimol arrives at Beilinson Hospital to receive a blood transfusion without which she cannot function. At the same time, Kobi (a pseudonym), a doctor diagnosed with a rare bone marrow disease, depends on regular blood transfusions to continue working and functioning. Against the backdrop of a sharp decline in national blood stocks, the Ministry of Health and...

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Spending 5 hours a day on social media? The expert's alarming warning

A study conducted among half a million teenagers found a worrying link between prolonged use of social media and depressive symptoms. Professor Gil Zalsman explains how screens affect the brain and what parents can do to protect their children. "The brain is a muscle, and if you don't train it, it atrophies."

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Just 15 minutes a day: The habit that may reduce the risk of cancer

Even a small change in daily routine can be significant. A new study published in the journal BMC Medicine, which examined data from tens of thousands of participants, found that replacing time spent sitting or sleeping with physical activity was linked to a lower risk of developing types of cancer associated with physical activity. The findings received widespread coverage today, August 10...

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Are menopause symptoms worsening? Diabetes may be the reason

Hot flashes, sleep disturbances, joint pain, and physical changes are some of the symptoms many women experience around menopause. Now, a new study points to a factor that may make this period even more challenging: type 2 diabetes and prediabetes. Researchers found that postmenopausal women with blood sugar disorders reported not only a greater number of symptoms but also more severe symptoms.

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The data that may predict the success of cancer treatment

How much does PSA need to drop to know that prostate cancer treatment is really working? A new study published today (Monday) in the journal CANCER of the American Cancer Society points to a clear target: a PSA level lower than 0.2 ng/mL within nine months of starting treatment was associated with better survival among patients with metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer.

Aug 10, 2026
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Michal Ansky's mother reveals with pain: "There are moments when it is unbearable"

Sherry Ansky shared candidly about the complex struggle with attention deficit disorder and explained why the well-known medication almost completely extinguished her creativity in the kitchen.

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Due to trauma: 53 years after Syrian captivity, Ministry of Defense recognizes link to cancer
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Due to trauma: 53 years after Syrian captivity, Ministry of Defense recognizes link to cancer

A medical committee of the Rehabilitation Department has determined there is a basis to recognize the link between the severe trauma experienced in captivity and the leukemia the former soldier developed at a relatively young age. The committee cited the severity of the trauma and its lasting impact, assigning a 50% permanent disability rating. Attorneys call it a precedent-setting decision...

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Jackie Azoulay on her battle with illness: "I was saved at the last moment"

After revealing that she was saved from an aggressive melanoma and underwent complex back surgery, reality star Jackie Azoulay decided to turn her physical scar into a symbol of strength with a moving tattoo.

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This summer might end in the ER: Dangers every parent must know

Changes in children's daily routines during the hot summer months can expose them to more accidents, both minor and severe. Dr. Samir Abu Rabia, a pediatrician at Clalit Health Services, recommends a way that will help parents get through the summer vacation far from the clinic.

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18-year-old underwent nose surgery and ended up in intensive care: "I entrust my daughter to the hands of a staff that is supposed to be experienced"

A routine cosmetic surgery at the MEDICAL TLV center turned into a life-threatening ordeal after an 18-year-old patient suffered severe chemical burns due to a staff error and was rushed to intensive care.

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"Within seconds, significant bleeding began": She went for a routine pregnancy checkup - and discovered that she and the fetus were in danger

Michal, a pregnant woman of about 40, arrived for a routine checkup at the Clalit Women's Health Center, during which she suddenly began to suffer from significant bleeding. The doctor immediately suspected placental abruption, called an ambulance, and updated the staff at Meir Medical Center. Shortly thereafter, Michal was rushed to the hospital's operating room, where she gave birth to the fetus...

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Three Toddlers Hospitalized in ICU Following Cannabis Exposure

Three children, aged one to three, were treated at the French Hospital in Nazareth after ingesting cannabis-infused products. Doctors warn: "Significant decrease in consciousness, respiratory depression, and even respiratory arrest, heart rate and blood pressure disturbances, and seizures may occur."

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Weight loss injections are effective — but only under one crucial condition

Professor Roi Eldor, director of the Endocrinology Institute at the Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov), discussed the benefits of weight loss injections on 103FM, emphasizing the necessity of proper medical guidance.

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12-year-old Noa is fighting a rare cancer: her family needs help to save her

After two years of misdiagnosis, 15 rounds of chemotherapy, and three surgeries, 12-year-old Noa Piruz's disease has spread to her lungs, and doctors in Israel have run out of options. Now, there are only a few days left to fly her for innovative treatment abroad. Her parents state: "We promised we wouldn't give up, we need help."

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A surge in emergency rooms: The mysterious price of chronic marijuana use

Although known for relieving nausea, daily marijuana use causes a severe syndrome of intense vomiting and abdominal pain. Why do patients flee to a hot shower and what is the common age range for this phenomenon?

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Ministry of Health issues urgent call: Please donate blood, especially O type

A significant decrease in blood stocks has led Magen David Adom and the Ministry of Health to urge the public to donate at collection points nationwide. Director-General Moshe Bar Siman-Tov emphasized that if three months have passed since a previous donation, citizens should come forward again, as this simple act saves lives.

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Watermelon, Apricot, and Grapes: Summer Fruits to Enjoy Before They Disappear

Three colors, three distinct nutritional benefits: the red lycopene in watermelon, the orange beta-carotene in apricots, and the purple polyphenols in grapes. All are currently at their peak and fit perfectly into a balanced diet.

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Eggs, salad and bread: how does a cafe breakfast turn into a calorie bomb?

A cafe breakfast can look nutritious and healthy, but oil, dips, bread, butter, juice and a large coffee can easily push it to over 1,000 calories. Here is how to enjoy a pampering meal and save hundreds of calories without giving up what you love.

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Diagnosed with cancer, underwent a hysterectomy - and then it turned out: the sample was not hers

Cassandra Barksdale arrived for treatment due to uterine bleeding, but a biopsy led to a misdiagnosis and surgery during which her uterus, cervix, and fallopian tubes were removed.

Aug 9, 2026
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The hot pepper heating up the US: hundreds infected with salmonella

A widespread outbreak of salmonella is causing concern in the United States: The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), along with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), are investigating a multi-state outbreak of Salmonella Javiana linked to fresh jalapeño peppers. According to official reports, 345 people across 27 states have been infected.

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Breakthrough in pancreatic cancer: The drug that doubled survival

Significant news in the fight against one of the deadliest cancers: a new oral drug has nearly doubled the median survival of patients with metastatic pancreatic cancer who had already received prior treatment, compared to standard chemotherapy. The drug, Daraxonrasib (RMC-6236), was tested in a phase 3 study called RASolute 302, showing a median overall survival of 13.2 months versus 6.7 months...

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Talia Ovadia reveals a medical drama: "Mommy, I hope you never know this"

The Big Brother star, who has been absent from social media since the morning, shared that a virus attacked her and her entire family, forcing her to get an IV. She also sent an urgent recommendation to followers who are suffering from the same illness.

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Orel Tsabari halts performances due to medical emergency: "It's a nightmare"

The actor and "Eretz Nehederet" star found himself in the emergency room this morning following a sudden health crisis. Although discharged after testing, he is missing his scheduled performances and has apologized to his audience.

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Senior Health Ministry official on the new flu vaccine: "It is identical to the coronavirus vaccines" | Listen

Prof. Tal Brosh, Director of the Infectious Diseases Unit at Assuta Ashdod Hospital, explained on 103fm radio about the mRNA flu vaccine approved in the US: "In the coming season, it will certainly not be relevant."

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Ministry of Health halts new admissions at Petah Tikva assisted living facility
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Ministry of Health halts new admissions at Petah Tikva assisted living facility

The Ministry of Health has issued a partial administrative order prohibiting new admissions at the "Nof HaMoshavah" facility following a surprise inspection that uncovered recurring medication shortages and missing medical equipment.

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Drama on Channel 14 before broadcast: Presenter rushed to hospital

For Lital Shemesh, the past weekend was quite dramatic after she was rushed to the hospital with severe abdominal pain. Following a series of tests, she was discharged and returned to work the very next day.

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Chemical burns and intestinal perforations: dangerous childhood games

Two cases of children in life-threatening danger who arrived at the HaEmek Medical Center (Clalit Group) in the last two weeks ended in a miracle. Doctors warn: "These are innocent-looking objects that can cause severe damage and even endanger life."

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Lod: 5-year-old child dies after being left in a car

A five-year-old child was found unconscious in a vehicle in Lod after being left inside for several hours. Despite resuscitation efforts by MDA paramedics, the child was later declared dead at the hospital.

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Orel Tsabari steps down from the stage: health issues prevail

The actor, currently starring in a musical directed by Tzedi Tzarfati, has fallen ill and will miss upcoming performances.

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Young woman arrived for a nose job — and received acid instead of anesthesia

The 18-year-old was evacuated in serious condition to the hospital after it is suspected that a tampon soaked in acid was inserted into her nose instead of an anesthetic. The medical error was discovered shortly after the incident, and she was immediately sedated and intubated by the medical staff. Her condition is defined as stable; it is not yet known how the error occurred.

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Rich in protein and good for digestion: all the benefits of tempeh

It is rich in complete protein, contains dietary fiber, and undergoes a natural fermentation process. Tempeh, the star of the protein world, has already conquered the health world but is still not very well known in Israel. Naturopath: "It is one of the most intriguing protein sources in the world of nutrition."

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11-year-old boy steps on hidden branch: doctors warn against self-extraction of foreign objects

While playing in the schoolyard, 11-year-old Asaf stepped on a pile of leaves concealing a sharp branch that penetrated deep into his leg. Following successful surgery at Hadassah Hospital, doctors emphasize that attempting to remove such objects independently can cause severe complications.

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4 ointments and 5 types of antibiotics did not help: he got a tattoo - and has been suffering from itchy pimples ever since
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4 ointments and 5 types of antibiotics did not help: he got a tattoo - and has been suffering from itchy pimples ever since

Four ointments, five types of antibiotics, and other treatments failed to bring relief to the skin condition, and Nadav is already close to despair. Following the case, we turned to a skin specialist, and he explains what might cause such an unusual reaction. "A skin biopsy is the most important test in such cases, because it allows distinguishing between an allergic reaction, a bacterial...

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A First at Assuta: Innovative Treatment Defeats Cancer

A patient who underwent several unsuccessful rounds of treatment has received therapy based on engineering his own immune system cells. The process involves collecting cells from the patient's blood, re-engineering them, and returning them to the body to fight the tumor.

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He eats nine slices of bread a day - but the menu sounds completely reasonable to me | Dr. Maya Roseman

A listener shared that he eats nine slices of light bread a day and was worried that the amount was hindering his weight loss. I explained to him why the number alone is misleading, what really determines the menu, and which bread is better to choose.

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"To restore their sense of security": how surfing becomes a rehabilitation tool for soldiers

Studies from recent years indicate that surfing therapy may reduce post-traumatic symptoms. The "Surfers Without Borders" organization has turned these findings into a rehabilitation program that combines surfing with professional guidance and a supportive community for trauma survivors.

Aug 8, 2026
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At 70, the beloved journalist says a painful goodbye to listeners: "The disease is taking me"

Oren Nahari broadcast his final program on Kan Reshet Bet and said goodbye to listeners after decades of journalistic work. During the broadcast, he spoke about the progression of ALS and the difficulty of continuing his work, and received a special tribute from the President of the State, Isaac Herzog.

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Refused to work for Jews - now claims 5G is scrambling his brain

Austin Franco, 19, who refused to work for a company because its founders are Jewish, claimed that radiation from a 5G facility near his new apartment is causing him severe headaches. After his parents evicted him due to his antisemitic views, he launched a fundraiser and has already raised over $10,000.

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5 died after entering the sea: The deadly bacterium that is well known in Israel too

Five out of nine patients in Louisiana died this year after skin wounds were exposed to seawater. The aggressive bacterium Vibrio vulnificus is also known in Israel and can penetrate the body even following a small injury from a fish.

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