Vaccination
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Parents refused to vaccinate newborn after home birth: court order attempts to change decision
S. and A. chose to have a home birth, but a conflict arose at the hospital over the staff's demand to vaccinate the baby against tetanus. The parents stated there was no reason for the procedure. After being discharged, a police officer and a social worker arrived with a court order requiring the vaccination. The order has since been stayed, and a hearing is scheduled.

Flu vaccination campaign begins: when can you get vaccinated?
Vaccines will arrive gradually at clinics over the coming weeks. Health funds are calling on the public, especially high-risk populations, to get vaccinated as soon as the vaccines arrive. Last year, six children died from the virus.

Ministry of Health issues urgent warning: serious risk of rabies infection near Givat Ze'ev
Following the detection of a rabid dog in Givat Ze'ev, the Ministry of Health is urging anyone who had contact with the animal between August 15 and August 26, 2026, to seek immediate medical advice.

Penguins are worth hundreds of millions to the economy — and now there is a fight to save them
In the Australian state of Victoria, more than 1,000 penguins have been vaccinated out of a target of about 5,000. The complex operation is made possible by their tendency to return to the same burrows every night. Urgency increased following the discovery of bird flu cases in the area. Professionals emphasize that vaccination is only part of a set of measures to contain the virus.
"Do not wait for a disaster": Warning following the rabies incident in Gush Dan
About 20 people received preventive treatment after contact with an infected dog caught in Ramat Gan. Authorities are searching for a husky that may have been in contact with the animal and are expanding preventive measures.

Rabies Outbreak in Yarkon Park: Woman Bitten, 10 People Sent for Vaccination
A dog infected with rabies was found in a parking lot in Ramat Gan; the Ministry of Health urges anyone who had contact with it to seek medical evaluation: "We must not allow a repeat of the fatal outcome seen two years ago."

World Health Organization against Donald Trump's executive order: "A danger to the public"
The storm surrounding the change in childhood vaccination policy in the United States has reached the World Health Organization. Following the executive order signed by US President Donald Trump, the organization defended the way vaccination schedules are determined and emphasized that existing recommendations are based on more than six decades of scientific research.

Trump reduces childhood vaccinations due to autism: "In the past, there were fewer diagnosed children"
As part of the US administration's move to change childhood vaccination policy, the US President signed a new executive order focusing on 11 key vaccines against diseases and viruses defined as the most serious. On the agenda: Hepatitis B, flu, and COVID-19 vaccines will no longer be recommended in the way they were previously.

Eli Lilly Expands Access to Retatrutide Weight-Loss Drug
Eli Lilly is launching an early access program for Retatrutide, a promising weight-loss drug that has shown record-breaking results in clinical trials. The move follows concerns over a black market for counterfeits.

New RSV vaccine arrives: Ministry of Health expands protection for infants and the elderly
The Ministry of Health has updated its RSV vaccination guidelines, introducing two new preparations and expanding eligibility. A key change includes shifting the start date for administering the vaccine to newborns in hospitals from August 1 to September 1.

The Kyrie Irving storm is back in a big way: "I was wrong"
Two years after attacking him for his refusal to get vaccinated against the coronavirus, commentator Stephen A. Smith apologized to the guard: "It didn't make him stubborn or selfish, but courageous." The commentator, who criticized the guard for missing games for the Brooklyn Nets due to his decision, admitted: "I did him an injustice."

The silent threat to the liver: everything you need to know about viral hepatitis B and C
Years of life without pain or fatigue. Without treatment, chronic inflammation can lead to cirrhosis and liver cancer. The good news: it can be prevented and cured without side effects.