Diagnosis
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Has the spectrum become too wide? The global debate over the definition of autism intensifies
Claims by a veteran autism researcher regarding the over-expansion of diagnostic criteria have sparked an international stir. Conversely, researchers and activists warn that questioning diagnoses harms those diagnosed and their rights.

Global change in heart attack diagnosis: what will change in emergency rooms in Israel?
Leading cardiology organizations worldwide have published the "Fifth Universal Definition of Myocardial Infarction," replacing the previous numerical classification with three clear clinical categories. The goal of this update is to move beyond merely confirming a heart attack to accurately identifying its cause, thereby tailoring treatment. The document was prepared by the European Society of...

"Caused inflammation and abdominal pain": Shelly Yachimovich reveals how she discovered pancreatic cancer
Former Knesset member and journalist Shelly Yachimovich published an update on her condition and answered questions from the public. She explained how the tumor was diagnosed at an early stage and clarified that the new pancreatic cancer drug is not currently relevant for her.

Everything you need to know: The complete guide to diagnosis before first grade
Data from the education system ahead of the 2026/27 school year reveals that every seventh student is eligible for special services. Many parents are debating which tests are required before moving to school. Experts map out the existing diagnoses and explain who to contact.
Not just a stiff muscle: The warning signs that prove your back pain requires investigation | Dr. Itay Gal
Back pain is one of the most common complaints - but not every pain in the area comes from the spine. Pain originating in the kidneys, heart, aorta, pancreas, or lungs can radiate to the back - and that is where you will need an investigation.

Without pain and without symptoms: how Rob discovered his cancer
Rob, a resident of England, felt perfectly healthy until the 'Galleri' blood test—a screening tool for early cancer detection—twice flagged a potential issue. Subsequent examinations revealed stage 1 cancer at the base of his tongue. How does this test work, who is it for, and how can it be accessed in Israel?

"They told me that breast cancer does not hurt": The diagnosis that arrived after the third birth
Adi Schneider-Dori, a mother of three from Kibbutz Revadim, turned to doctors when she could not breastfeed from her left breast. They reassured her that it was just an infection. Until she reached Dr. Orly Friedman-Aldar, a senior breast surgeon at Kaplan, and then the red lights went on: "An infection can only develop during breastfeeding, so it was immediately suspicious."