Israel sends medical aid to Covid-stricken Uruguay
Doctors from a leading Israeli hospital are on their way to Uruguay to help the country fight a mushrooming Covid crisis.
Doctors from a leading Israeli hospital are on their way to Uruguay to help the country fight a mushrooming Covid crisis.
SpectraLIT from Virusight Diagnostic detects viruses in seconds using a swab sample analyzed by a light spectrometer and artificial intelligence.
Blood tests on 102 fully vaccinated healthcare workers in Israel show level of antibodies higher than in patients who recovered from Covid-19.
‘For the first time in the world, we have successfully fought cancerous tumors by changing the gut microbiome,’ says oncologist.
Advanced technology solves dual problems of ventilator shortages and shortage of personnel trained to monitor them.
Dr. Elhanan Bar-On, director of the Israel Center for Disaster Medicine and Humanitarian Response at Sheba Medical Center, goes wherever he’s needed.
After a fire destroyed a refugee camp housing 12,000 people, the WHO recruited Dr. Elhanan Bar-On to help set up healthcare services in new camp.
SpectraLIT from Virusight Diagnostics uses a unique spectrometer-on-a-chip to detect viruses in blood by analyzing light wavelengths in saliva.
Newsight’s spectral technology, currently being tried on patients at Sheba Medical Center, could revolutionize SARS-CoV-2 testing across the world.
Sheba Medical Center specialist begins clinical trial of ivermectin, hoping it could shorten the duration of the infection to a few days.
Born in Cyprus, the newborn has a rare, life-threatening congenital heart defect. The Israeli Embassy arranged his flight to Sheba Medical Center.
Sheba Medical Center says dedicated unit needed as many psychiatric patients have difficulty with social distancing. A corona maternity unit has also opened.
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Sheba joins Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic and other prestigious institutions at the top of Newsweek’s list; Tel Aviv Medical Center comes in at 34.
Surgeons, nurses and therapists from Haitian and Dominican Republic hospitals learned specialized techniques for treating pediatric burns.