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Doctor convicted in Matthew Perry’s death sentenced to 2.5 years in prison

Dr. Salvador Plascencia of California was sentenced to 2.5 years in prison for illegally supplying ketamine to 'Friends' actor Matthew Perry; he ran a clinic outside Los Angeles and pleaded guilty to four felony counts of unlawful distribution of the anesthetic

ynet | 12.04.25

ד"ר רחמה אלאדוואן, רופאה בריטית הושעתה מעבודתה בשל תמיכה בטרור

'Worse than the Nazis': British doctor praising Oct. 7, incited against Jews, suspended

UK regulators suspended Dr. Rahmeh Aladwan for 15 months while probing antisemitic and pro-terror social media posts, including praise for Hamas, claims of ‘Jewish supremacy’ and remarks calling the Holocaust a ‘fabricated narrative’

Itamar Eichner | 11.29.25

This is how doctors supported Israel’s freed hostages during when they visited the White House

Professor Noa Eliakim-Raz, head of the Returning Hostages Unit at Rabin Center-Beilinson: 'Despite the joyful images, these former hostages still have a long path ahead toward full rehabilitation'

Maayan Hoffman/The Media Line | 11.28.25

Below the belt: Here's why your prostate matters

Hadassah on Call: New Frontiers in Medicine presents a new episode on the most common malignant tumor in men

ILTV | 11.10.25

Wave of antisemitism in Australia spurs Jewish medical professionals to consider aliyah

For years, the Jewish community in Australia lived in security and comfort, but since October 7 a wave of antisemitism has swept through the distant continent; About 100 Jewish doctors attended a special conference aimed at encouraging immigration to Israel

Tomer Hassin, Australia | 11.09.25

Israeli doctors rebuke top medical journal over political claims in Gaza article

Senior anesthesiologists say the British Journal of Anaesthesia crossed a red line by publishing unverified allegations against Israel in a scientific paper, prompting a rare editor's apology

Ariela Ayalon | 10.30.25

Doctor warns: flu season nears in Israel—don’t gamble, vaccinate kids

Data from the southern hemisphere show an early and possibly severe flu season likely to reach Israel soon; doctors urge vaccinations for all ages as flu, RSV and COVID-19 spread, with rising hospitalizations among infants

Or Hadar, Sharon Kidon | 10.22.25

ד"ר אורלי גרובייסן־דוקה. "מאז שהגעתי לפה, אני פוגשת רק ידיים פתוחות, שרוצות לעזור לעולים חדשים"

After October 7, she realized Israel needed doctors — so she made aliyah

Dr. Orly Grobeisen-Duque, 27, a gynecology resident from Mexico City, immigrated to Israel after the war began; she loves Israelis, but has one plea: 'Let’s talk instead of shouting'

Yael Garty | 10.05.25

Doctor stored relatives’ bodies in freezer for 30 years: 'Wanted to preserve them for the future'

An 80‑year‑old doctor in Turku allegedly kept two deceased relatives, likely his parents, in home freezers for nearly three decades; The case exposes gaps in Finland’s grave license laws and weak oversight of death‑care regulation

Ynet Global | 09.14.25

Survey: Most Israeli medical students abroad may not return home

July 2025 survey of 233 Israeli medical students in Europe and US found that 74% considering staying abroad, citing poor incentives, licensing hurdles and limited career prospects in Israel; experts warn of worsening doctor shortages

Ynetnews | 08.17.25

Experts warn of future health crisis as Israeli doctors choose to stay abroad

Dozens of Israeli students graduate annually abroad, but many choose to build medical careers in Europe or the US rather than return home; experts call for bold reforms to prevent medical brain drain

Sharon Kidon | 07.27.25

Hadassah University Medical Center successfully implanted a full artificial heart

Behind the scenes of Israel’s first artificial heart transplant

Prof. Rabea Asleh, director of the Heart Failure Unit and Cardiovascular Research Center at Hadassah: 'This is about giving hope'

Maayan Hoffman, ILTV | 07.20.25

‘My brother threatened to kill me’: Israel’s first Bedouin female doctor defied tradition to follow her dream

Dr. Aida Hayeb-Khalayleh reflects on her fight for independence, family rejection and cultural defiance as she broke barriers to become a pediatric neurologist; 'No one tells me what to do,' she says

Ariela Ayalon‎ | 07.19.25

Health officials fear further boycott after UK doctors' union cuts ties with Israeli counterpart

The British Medical Association voted to suspend relations with Israel’s medical body over its stance on Gaza, prompting warnings from the IMA that the move could lead to broader professional isolation for Israeli doctors worldwide

Or Hadar | 07.09.25

Report: Dozens of stranded Israeli doctors begin sea evacuation amid airspace closure

With Israel’s airspace closed due to war with Iran, hundreds of doctors remain stuck overseas; Health Ministry is organizing rescue efforts, as dozens from leading hospitals board a merchant ship to return home amid surging medical demand

Or Hadar | 06.17.25

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