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Or Hadar
Two babies identified in Jerusalem daycare deaths as probe points to extreme heat, dehydration
Investigators say no signs of poisoning were found in the unlicensed Jerusalem daycare where Leah Goloventchitz, 3 months, and Aaron Katz, 6 months, died, with forensic experts assessing dehydration linked to high heat in a closed room
Or Hadar, Gilad Cohen, Shilo Freid
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01.19.26
For the first time in five years, Israel’s organ transplant waiting list shrinks
Israel performed 622 organ transplants last year, with 96 families consenting to donation and 131 patients advanced through the queue via donor cards, according to the 2025 Transplant Center report; deaths on the waiting list fell from 72 to 56
Or Hadar
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01.19.26
'I couldn’t see': woman nearly loses eyesight after acupuncture mishap
For years, Sylvia Garcia, 51, of Ramat Gan, suffered from dry eye syndrome, but one acupuncture needle pierced her eye, causing internal bleeding and leaving her fearing permanent blindness
Or Hadar
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01.17.26
Study led by doctor killed on Oct. 7 published despite seemingly antisemitic pushback
Dr. Daniel Levi, an ear, nose and throat specialist at Soroka Medical Center in Beersheba, was murdered while on duty at the clinic in Kibbutz Be’eri during the Hamas assault
Or Hadar
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01.16.26
Amid tensions with Iran, Israel’s Health Ministry issues emergency readiness guidelines to hospitals
Though there is no change in preparedness, document refreshing guidelines to hospitals, health funds and Magen David Adom is distributed 'in order to promote a rapid transition from routine to emergency', MDA feels chronic shortage of blood donations
Or Hadar
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01.12.26
The trauma after stillbirth: 'Our tiny diamond was going to be buried with the trash'
Women who miscarry before 20 weeks may find their fetus classified as medical waste if not delivered whole; Burial options exist for later losses, but families aren’t always informed; ITIM says hospitals often mislead; the Health Ministry pledges reform
Or Hadar
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01.10.26
Baby, 2 months old, dies of influenza, the 6th child in current flu wave
Health Ministry continues to call on the entire population to get vaccinated; At the same time, Hadassah Ein Kerem is fighting for the life of the baby who was not vaccinated against measles
Or Hadar
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01.07.26
Israel confirms first case of more aggressive monkeypox strain as vaccine shortage persists
The Health Ministry said the case was detected last week in a traveler returning to Israel, likely from the UAE, where officials say the strain is spreading in the community; no additional cases have been identified so far
Or Hadar
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01.06.26
Bird flu detected in northern Israel duck farm
Agriculture Ministry urged the public to buy eggs and poultry only from licensed sellers and to consume them fully cooked, stressing that proper labeling, packaging and preparation reduce health risks
Or Hadar
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01.05.26
Dr. Sharon Alroy-Preis, face of Israel’s COVID-19 response, steps down
Health official resigns after five years as head of public health, leaving amid rising measles cases, anti-vaccine attacks and major public health reforms still underway
Or Hadar
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01.05.26
Boost to health care in Israel: 541 doctors made aliyah in past year
After the departure of hundreds of Israeli doctors in the past two years, there has been an increase in the number of doctors who moved to Israel from countries such as the US, France and South America in 2025; 'After October 7, I told myself this is the time - I want to be there'
Or Hadar
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01.04.26
Sharp rise in suicidal thoughts among Israeli youth: ‘Numbers we’ve never seen before’
Doctors warn that the growing number of children and teenagers seeking emergency psychiatric care reflects deeper, more complex distress intensified by the war and highlights the need for immediate, coordinated national action
Or Hadar, Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad
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01.01.26
War stress shows in PTSD spike and rising smoking, new data reveals
Thirty percent of smokers increased tobacco use, Israelis sit more than eight hours a day and one-third report no aerobic exercise, as Maccabi data show 9,000 PTSD diagnoses this year and one in three Israelis saying they need mental health help
Or Hadar
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12.31.25
First in Israel: artificial urinary sphincter implanted in 4 women using robotic surgery
Four women aged 44 to 75 received implants of artificial urinary sphincters through robotic surgery at Galilee Medical Center after other treatments failed; the rare procedure targets severe incontinence, a condition far more common in women
Or Hadar
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12.29.25
Pediatric wards under strain as flu cases surge and vaccination rates remain low
Pediatricians are reporting children arriving in critical condition with pneumonia, heart infections and seizures, but despite the severe illness only 13% of children under the age of 5 have been vaccinated this year
Or Hadar
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12.25.25
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