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Israel urges no screens before age 2, no social media before 15
Health Ministry says nearly 30% of students in grades 7-12 spend at least six hours a day on screens outside school and recommends delaying smartphones until age 13
Or Hadar
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09.03.26
Who are Israel’s best-paid doctors? New report reveals the highest-earning specialties
Finance Ministry data reveal sixfold pay gaps among specialist physicians, major differences between hospital and community care, higher salaries in the periphery, a persistent gender pay gap and wide disparities in on-call workloads
Or Hadar
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09.03.26
Flu vaccines delayed in Israel as virus spreads and RSV season starts early
WHO strain-selection delay pushes full flu vaccine deliveries to mid-November as three die in Kfar Saba outbreak and doctors report unusually early RSV hospitalizations
Or Hadar
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09.02.26
Flu outbreak hits central Israel nursing home, 3 patients die
Forty-seven patients and staff test positive at Kfar Saba facility as flu arrives early; officials say virus may not be main cause of deaths
Or Hadar
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09.01.26
Pregnant woman dies at Soroka Medical Center after rare complication and stillbirth
The woman, in her 40s and 34 weeks into her seventh pregnancy, arrived with abdominal pain before suffering massive bleeding; doctors performed emergency surgery, but the fetus was stillborn and she died the following day
Or Hadar
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08.20.26
At least 30 children born from Cyprus IVF treatment had the wrong sperm donors
The children, mostly British, were born from insemination with wrong sperm and egg donors at fertility clinics in Northern Cyprus, BBC found; parents chose donors based on specific traits, but DNA tests revealed Turkish genetic origin instead of the expected one
Or Hadar, Tzur Gueta
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08.19.26
'An elegant way to kill routine vaccination': Israeli experts warn of Trump vaccine overhaul
Trump's executive order seeks to split the MMR vaccine into three shots and scale back the US childhood vaccination schedule; Israeli health experts warn it could lower vaccination rates, revive diseases like measles and influence policy in Israel
Or Hadar
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08.17.26
Two children hospitalized after eating chocolate with hallucinogenic mushrooms
Two children, ages 5 and 6, are in pediatric intensive care at Galilee Medical Center with hallucinations and dilated pupils after eating chocolate containing hallucinogenic mushrooms during a vacation in Achziv
Or Hadar
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08.16.26
Suspected Ebola case in Israel: Young man who returned from DR Congo hospitalized in Soroka
The 24-year-old man, who returned from the Democratic Republic of Congo suffering from a fever was hospitalized in an isolation room in Soroka with suspected Ebola; 'Required tests are now being conducted'
Or Hadar
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08.11.26
Teen in critical condition after acid allegedly used in surgery instead of anesthetic
Police are investigating suspected negligence after an 18-year-old suffered severe facial and airway burns during nose surgery at a private central Israel hospital
Liran Tamari, Or Hadar
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08.09.26
‘Mediocre doctors won’t be needed’: Prof. Ido Wolf on AI’s future role in medicine
Prof. Ido Wolf warns that AI will replace mediocre doctors within a decade, urges Israel to retain its top physicians amid growing emigration concerns and says medical education must adapt to a rapidly changing healthcare landscape
Or Hadar
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07.31.26
Rabies outbreak expands across Israel, with cases more than tripling in three years
Health officials say dogs now account for most infected animals, vaccine distribution was disrupted by the war and rising encounters with wildlife are sending record numbers of people to clinics for preventive treatment
Or Hadar
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07.29.26
AI system at Rambam spots critical ER cases within seconds
The hospital-developed system analyzes medical histories, laboratory results and imaging needs in real time, cutting admission delays and flagging hidden emergencies including a severe infection, suspected child abuse and a life-threatening potassium deficiency
Or Hadar
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07.24.26
Israeli paramedic delivers his own baby in the back of an ambulance
Yitzhak “Izzy” Bendahan had handled about 150 births as a Magen David Adom volunteer. When he realized his wife would not reach the hospital in time, he stopped the ambulance on the way to Hadassah Ein Kerem and helped deliver their seventh child
Or Hadar
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07.24.26
Helipads, metro and parks: Israel’s largest hospital plans to nearly double its bed capacity
National planners advance a 2045 development plan that would raise capacity at Israel’s largest hospital to 3,303 beds, add two rooftop helipads, integrate metro and light rail access and open the campus to surrounding neighborhoods
Or Hadar
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07.20.26
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