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A new study in JAMA Pediatrics reveals a dramatic surge in life-threatening infant bleeding cases in the US, driven by a growing number of parents refusing routine vitamin K injections at birth amid falling healthcare trust.

Doctors in Yakutsk, Russia, removed a sprouted plant seed with a 3mm root from a 42-year-old man's eye after he suffered four months of chronic headaches.

A major meta-analysis reveals that individuals with ADHD face a 70% higher all-cause mortality rate, though medication and treatment may significantly reduce these risks.

Shaare Zedek Medical Center announced the appointment of two prominent immigrant physicians: British neurologist Dr. Jeremy Rees and American neurosurgeon Dr. Daniel Agion, bolstering specialist care amid national medical shortages.

A new study by Israeli researchers tests AI language models on avoiding unnecessary medical tests. The findings show models rarely miss critical interventions but occasionally recommend excess procedures where human clinical consensus is lacking.

The Zomet Institute and Geely published a halachic ruling recommending electric vehicles over gasoline cars for emergency personnel driving on Shabbat in Israel.

Kaplan Medical Center management filed a complaint against cardiology head Prof. Kobi George over unauthorized blood sampling for research, amid an ongoing probe into falsified residency training records.

Saudi surgeons in Riyadh successfully separated 13-month-old conjoined twins from Fiji in a complex 12-hour operation at the King Abdullah Specialist Children's Hospital.

Israel's Ministry of Health has published its first national targets for medical specialists through 2035, seeking to overhaul manpower planning previously controlled by the Israel Medical Association.

A 38-year-old fitness instructor from Petah Tikva was diagnosed with breast cancer five months postpartum after mentioning a lump to her pediatrician, highlighting the vital importance of early detection.

Hapoel Tel Aviv is continuing its annual tradition of wearing pink kits to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month, collaborating with the One in Nine association to promote early detection.

An infant was hospitalized with bacterial meningitis at Shaare Zedek Medical Center. Doctors emphasize the importance of vaccination against Haemophilus influenzae.

Medical experts address common health concerns regarding spinal pain, rib fracture recovery, visual disturbances, and hereditary disease screening guidelines.

Dr. Shelly Lipman from Hillel Yaffe Medical Center debunks five common myths about the flu and vaccine fatigue, highlighting why the annual shot serves as a vital biological shield against severe complications.

A new medical column explores the science of longevity and the newly studied interstitium, a fluid-filled connective tissue network that may bridge Western medicine and ancient therapies.

Professor Yakov Hart, president of Netanya Academic College and former director of Sharon and Loewenstein hospitals, passed away at the age of over 40 years in academia and healthcare.

A 21-year-old Chinese man suffered a fatal cardiac arrest after playing video games for 36 hours straight, prompting urgent medical warnings about sleep deprivation.

The Masa-Doctors program is expanding from the former Soviet Union to Latin America to recruit Jewish physicians, aiming to combat Israel's acute medical personnel shortage.

A 31-year-old Israeli mother of two shares her transformative journey overcoming severe lymphedama through advanced microsurgery at the Northern Medical Center, regaining mobility and hope.

The U.S. Army recommends adopting IDF combat medicine methods after a Fox News report showed Israeli battlefield survival rates more than doubled.

Dr. Yosef Zvi Tschviner, deputy head of Internal Medicine B at Ichilov Hospital and a fourth-generation physician, has passed away. He trained hundreds of doctors and was honored as one of Israel's top physicians in 2022.

Over 1,000 global tech, medical, and industry leaders will gather at Sheba Medical Center on October 20-22, 2026, for the fifth annual international ARC conference focusing on artificial intelligence in healthcare.

A 7-year-old boy was critically injured after a snake bite in Shomron. Experts warn that October remains an active snake season as reptiles seek winter shelter.

After decades of severe epilepsy and complex brain surgery, Galit Shira Elul celebrates three seizure-free years, sharing her inspiring journey of faith and recovery.

Pop star Harry Styles congratulated 21-year-old Israeli fan Gal Taguri during his Madison Square Garden concert after reading her sign about entering medical school.

A Taiwan court sentenced a local massage therapist to six months in prison for practicing medicine illegally after post-operative massages ruptured a patient's breast implant.

Mumbai police discovered the body of an 80-year-old man stored in a clinic freezer for four years. His family hoped cryonics would revive him.

Scientists in Beijing have discovered a novel tick-borne virus named ALTNV, linked to severe flu-like symptoms and dangerous coinfections with a mortality rate exceeding 18%.

U.S. health advisers voted to support Grail's Galleri blood test for multi-cancer early detection, balancing potential benefits against accuracy concerns.

An 11-year-old girl from Yavne avoided wrist surgery for a ganglion cyst by turning to acupuncture after conventional medical options fell short.

The tragic death of Greek singer Giorgos Mazonakis following a plasmapheresis procedure at an Athens clinic has sparked a criminal investigation, revealing regulatory violations and shocking staff testimonies.

Directors of Israel's leading hospital trauma units share the intense reality of saving lives under extreme pressure, balancing critical decisions with emotional resilience.

Recent scientific research highlights the profound connection between oral health and chronic systemic diseases, driving calls for better integration between medicine and dentistry.

A large-scale Swedish registry study examining over 300,000 births reveals that advanced maternal age, particularly past 45, correlates with increased risks of stillbirth and preterm delivery.

Israel's healthcare system sees rising medical student numbers and new university tracks, but severe shortages, rigorous admissions, and a brain drain of doctors persist.

A new study from Griffith University explores breath testing technologies to distinguish between benign and malignant lung nodules, potentially reducing invasive biopsies.

Tens of thousands of Israeli women have faced an eight-month shortage of Evorel 50 hormone patches. Authorities and importers confirm that a massive new shipment has arrived, with supplies expected to resume imminently.

Israeli startup UltraSight has raised $24 million in a Series B round to expand its AI-driven ultrasound guidance technology, Navigator, helping hospitals tackle acute labor shortages.

New clinical data on the experimental drug Tegoprubart show promising results in maintaining kidney transplant function and reducing side effects over two years, earning the therapy FDA Fast Track designation.

In the trial over Diego Maradona's death, defense forensic expert Pablo Ferrari testified that the football legend may have died rapidly from COVID-19 and disputed claims of prolonged suffering.

Israeli doctors share their harrowing personal experiences of balancing medical careers and the treatment of their young children diagnosed with aggressive pediatric cancers.

A former UK children's nurse was permanently struck off the nursing register after faking terminal leukemia for three years, defrauding over 215,000 euros for luxury trips, and receiving a two-year prison sentence.

Female volunteers at the Magen David Adom station in Beitar Illit claim they are barred from shifts due to rabbinical rules, forcing them to volunteer in other cities.

Ariel University's Adelson School of Medicine has received approval to launch a new six-year medical degree program for 80 students per cohort, alongside a pioneering master's program for physician associates to bolster national healthcare staffing.

Celine Dion's stunning return to the stage after battling stiff-person syndrome highlights a grueling regimen of intense rehabilitation, IVIG therapy, and unwavering dedication.

A new scientific review published in Medicina reveals that hydrotherapy significantly improves walking, balance, and pain management in knee osteoarthritis patients.

Discover the 9 true longevity principles of Dr. Shigeaki Hinohara, a legendary Japanese physician who lived to 105, offering timeless wisdom for a vibrant life.

A new documentary by the Campaign Against Antisemitism exposes alleged antisemitic abuse and systemic failures within Britain's NHS, detailing harrowing accounts from Jewish patients and staff.

Health experts in Israel report an early seasonal rise in viral and bacterial sore throats, linked to the return to schools. Doctors recommend early flu vaccination and proper treatment.

Apollo Global Management is in advanced talks to acquire Johnson & Johnson's orthopedics division in a mega-deal potentially exceeding $20 billion.