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פרופ' סיריל כהן
Israeli scientists redesign T cells, shrinking tumors in promising cancer study
T cells can precisely target cancer, but engineered receptors may interfere with natural ones and lose effectiveness; Bar-Ilan and Weizmann researchers designed a more stable version, with promising results in mice
Eitan Gefen | 09.30.26
Alpha DaRT
A physics breakthrough takes aim at cancer’s toughest tumors
What began as an unlikely collision of physics and medicine has become a promising new weapon against cancer; Israel’s Alpha DaRT delivers alpha radiation from inside tumors and is now approved in Japan and advancing toward US approval
ynet Global | 09.12.26
קסנדרה בארקסדייל
Diagnosed with cancer, underwent hysterectomy, then learned the biopsy was not hers
Cassandra Barksdale says a tissue sample mix-up led doctors to diagnose aggressive uterine cancer and remove her uterus, cervix, fallopian tubes and ovaries; months later, DNA testing showed the cancerous tissue belonged to another patient
Eitan Gefen | 08.10.26
מימין לשמאל: ד"ר עידו בן צבי וסמל נ' שהתגייס לאחר גידול במוחו
‘I couldn’t live here and not serve’: He beat a brain tumor to join elite IDF engineering unit
After a brain tumor and complex surgery before turning 18, Sgt. N fought for more than a year to prove he could serve in combat; he finished training in an elite special operations engineering unit two months ago, fought in Lebanon and is now aiming for officer training
Or Hadar | 04.26.26
שני שעיו טופלה בעקבות סרטן מסוג יואינג סרקומה
‘I fought to serve’: Cancer survivor joins IDF reserves after life-saving surgery
At 12, Shani Shayo was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer after sudden paralysis in her arms; a 15-hour surgery saved her life, and now cancer-free at 20, she says her biggest victory was winning the right to serve in the IDF
Ariela Ayalon | 09.10.25
שימוש בבינה מלאכותית ברפואה
AI use in colonoscopies may erode doctors’ tumor detection skills, study finds
Routine use of AI-assisted colonoscopy could cut gastroenterologists’ ability to spot precancerous growths by 20%, according to a new study in The Lancet; Researchers warn of 'skill erosion' if reliance becomes too great
Oren Reiss | 08.15.25
נטע מרגלית אוירבך כריתת גידול שפיר מעמוד השדרה
Israeli surgery removes pain-causing spine tumor with new technique
A minimally invasive procedure at Sourasky Medical Center successfully removes a painful a benign nerve tumor; advanced technique enables patients to resume physical activity within two weeks
Ariela Ayalon | 02.04.25
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