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Sheba Medical Center
The heart valve that goes in without opening the chest
A valve developed in Israel could one day replace a damaged mitral valve without opening the chest; Innovalve, born at Sheba Medical Center and acquired by Edwards Lifesciences, is now testing the technology in patients
ynet Global
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09.09.26
Wounded in combat, they met in rehab and fell in love
Assaf Yaish and Lian Cohen were wounded in separate military operations last year and faced lengthy rehabilitation; between treatments at Sheba Medical Center, they unexpectedly found each other and fell in love
Gal Ganot
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07.29.26
Israel's Sheba becomes first hospital outside US to adopt OpenAI’s healthcare AI models
Strategic partnership will give Israeli physicians early access to secure clinical tools, research-backed recommendations and models tailored to Sheba protocols and Israel’s healthcare system
Sophie Shulman, Calcalist
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07.28.26
No more injections: surgery targets the nerve behind chronic migraines
For chronic migraine patients who have exhausted drug treatments, Sheba is offering Israel’s first minimally invasive microsurgery to identify and decompress the sensory nerve triggering pain; Dr. Ayman Khoury explains who may benefit
Eitan Gefen
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07.27.26
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
Israel’s most wanted hospital for interns revealed
Sourasky is the top choice for medical internship placements among graduates of accredited foreign medical schools in Israel, followed by Beilinson and Sheba, while Soroka leads among non-accredited schools in a 422-intern allocation under a new reform
Or Hadar
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07.04.26
Second suspected Ebola case hospitalized in Israel in two days
Health officials say no Ebola cases have been confirmed, but two Israelis who recently returned from Congo are in isolation as Israel temporarily bars foreign arrivals from Congo, Uganda and South Sudan
Or Hadar
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06.21.26
No stitches, barely a scar: Israel tests breakthrough ultrasound surgery for carpal tunnel
At Sheba Medical Center in Israel, doctors are testing an ultrasound-guided minimally invasive surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome that uses a tiny incision with no sutures and no scar, aiming for faster recovery than open surgery and a new standard
Eitan Gefen
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05.24.26
Sheba opens Israel’s first protected hyperbaric oxygen therapy center
New underground facility, funded by a 22 million shekel donation from Michal and Dr. Avraham Kadar, will treat patients with complex wounds, radiation injuries, diabetes complications and other conditions
ynet Global
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05.18.26
Israeli hospitals join international clinical trial for AI heart attack risk assessment
Sheba Medical Center and Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center join AccuLine’s international clinical trial testing an Israeli-developed AI system designed to detect coronary artery disease noninvasively in just four minutes
ynet Global
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05.13.26
Reut Cohen tragedy: pregnant with twins, released from hospital and dead a day later
Reut Cohen, 35, died a day after being discharged while pregnant with twins, leaving questions over her care unanswered as her family declines an autopsy
Nina Fox
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04.28.26
Israeli scientists build first healthy human liver map, revealing why disease strikes certain areas
Study led by scientists at the Weizmann Institute of Science, joined by the Sheba Medical Center and the Mayo Clinic, presents a precise genetic atlas of the healthy human liver and reveals that the division of functions is much deeper than previously known
Eitan Gefen
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04.26.26
Israeli study finds new treatment for West Nile virus may cut deaths and improve recovery
Sheba Medical Center trial using antibody-rich plasma shows improved cognition, daily function and lower mortality, offering hope for first targeted treatment for West Nile virus, which currently has no specific therapy
Tzur Gueta
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03.24.26
Matricelf to launch first-in-human spinal cord therapy trial with Sheba Medical Center
Israeli biotech Matricelf teams with Sheba to advance first human trial for spinal cord injury treatment using autologous implants
ynet Global
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03.24.26
‘Don’t sleep on it’: doctors warn war-driven delays in tests and heart procedures can cost lives
Israelis delay colonoscopies and even catheterizations during war, doctors warn of fatal consequences; Sheba offers no-sedation tests so patients can reach shelter during sirens; 'A patient died at home after delaying catheterization. If you have heart symptoms, don’t sleep on it,' says a senior cardiologist at Sheba
Ariela Ayalon
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03.22.26
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