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The five-second test: early signs of heart failure you shouldn’t ignore

A simple at-home test and often-overlooked symptoms like fatigue, shortness of breath and sudden weight gain can help detect heart failure early and prompt timely medical care

Dvir Reshef, Tzur Gueta | 11.25.25

The first phase of a first-in-human clinical trial of TruLeaf Medical's RoseDoc docking system

Global breakthrough: Israeli firm performs first-ever catheter-only implant of innovative heart valve

TruLeaf Medical, owned by Allmed Solutions, successfully implants its RoseDoc docking device in two patients in India, the first step in a two-stage catheter-based procedure to replace faulty tricuspid and mitral valves without open-heart surgery

Ynet Global | 09.10.25

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Israeli doctors preform first human heart transplant after artificial heart implant

A man in his 50s at Sheba Medical Center received Israel’s first human heart transplant after living three months with a full artificial heart, a life-saving procedure experts say marks a major milestone in cardiac medicine and transplant technology

Sharon Kidon, Or Hadar | 09.04.25

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

Israeli musician Mosh Ben-Ari rushed to hospital after heart condition

Singer, 52, is resting in the hospital following a cardiac catheterization procedure, forcing him to delay upcoming shows; sources say his condition is stable

Ran Boker | 05.10.25

Heart attacks during workout: What to learn from Bennett's case

Former prime minister Naftali Bennett’s cardiac episode during a workout highlights how intense exercise, while beneficial for long-term health, can temporarily elevate heart risks; know what to look out for

Prof. Barak Zafrir | 04.24.25

Study reveals sugary drinks as a major cause of diabetes and heart disease

A large global study links sugary drinks to over 2 million diabetes cases and 1 million heart attacks worldwide; Experts urge reducing consumption, emphasizing prevention through healthy diets, exercise, and societal norms to combat the growing health crisis

Dr. Irit Hochberg | 03.14.25

Science fiction turned reality? Stem cell therapy set to repair child's heart

New study shows promising results in treating heart conditions in children and adults by introducing new stem cells to the area; Israeli experts remain skeptical

Tzur Gueta | 01.02.25

Can Israeli training transform pediatric cardiac care in Africa?

Simon Fisher: 'We as Israelis are so proud to be able to make our world a better place'

Lidar Grave-Lazi, ILTV | 01.01.25

Groundbreaking heart treatment gives Haifa man a second chance at life

After 40 years of living with a worsening heart condition, a Haifa man finds hope through groundbreaking radiotherapy at Rambam Health Care Campus; This innovative treatment, performed in a single session, stopped life-threatening arrhythmias and gave him a second chance at life: 'Last week, I went fishing with my sons'

Ynet | 12.24.24

Harvey Weinstein rushed to hospital for emergency heart surgery

Over 90 women have come forward with claims of sexual abuse or harassment by disgraced film producer

Ynetnews | 09.10.24

Ozempic and Wegovy weight-loss shots may slow aging, research reveals

Studies show individuals who took these drugs had a lower mortality rate from all causes, including Alzheimer's disease and even cancer; Additionally, the studies highlight a significant reduction in the risk of death from COVID-19 among those using these medications

Oren Ries | 09.02.24

Microplastics increase the risk of heart disease

A new study has found that tiny plastic particles found in the blood vessels of atherosclerosis patients significantly increase the risk of heart attacks, strokes, or death

Roni Suhler, Davidson Institute | 08.17.24

Step it up: How to walk your way to a healthier heart

An increasing number of young people are experiencing cardiovascular incidents, causing concern; A recent study identifies the optimal number of steps to reduce the risk, so if you haven't gotten off your couch yet, now would be a good time

Eitan Geffen | 09.20.23

'My life started with a heart attack'

Vered Shirazi talks about her experience as a child and youth living with a heart condition, and what challenges transplant recipients face before and after receiving a new lease on life

Vered Shirazi | 07.26.23